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Mahesh commented on APEXCORE-796:
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The containerization with Dockers over Kubernates is nothing but having the
Docker Swam and the Kubernates Cluster. This is Run Swarm and Kubernetes
Interchangeably. Running both Swarm and a vanilla and conformant distribution
of Kubernetes interchangeably in the same cluster means IT can build an
environment that allows developers to choose how they want to deploy
applications at runtime.
With Docker Enterprise, a policy-driven secure supply chain that is designed to
Provide governance and oversight over the entire container lifecycle. Set
policies to automate the process of moving an application through a test, QA,
staging, and production and enforce rules around which applications are allowed
to be deployed.
These are automated processes that enforce governance without adding any manual
bottlenecks to the delivery process, deliver safer applications without getting
slowed down.
using the Kubernetes along with ISTIO, Knative and provides the API gateway,
Sidecar, and Envoy, Docker is good for shipping the image to the different
environments, but Kubernates for the application layer where the cluster is
maintained and each container has the pods with features like Spinning the PODS
based o the health monitoring of the PODS
!Docker_K8es.jpg!
> Docker based deployment
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> Key: APEXCORE-796
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/APEXCORE-796
> Project: Apache Apex Core
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Thomas Weise
> Priority: Major
> Labels: roadmap
> Attachments: Docker_K8es.jpg
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> Apex should support deployment using Docker as alternative to application
> packages. Docker images provide a simple and standard way to package
> dependencies and solve isolation from the host environment. This will be
> particularly helpful when applications depend on native, non-JVM packages
> like Python and R, that otherwise need to be installed separately. Docker
> support will also be a step towards supporting other cluster managers like
> Kubernetes, Mesos and Swarm.
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