container orchestration Insights

What is container orchestration?

Container orchestration automates the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. It handles tasks like scheduling, resource allocation, health monitoring, and networking, allowing developers to focus on building applications rather than managing the underlying infrastructure. Kubernetes is a popular example.

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What other technologies are related to container orchestration?

container orchestration Competitor Technologies

Azure App Services

Azure App Services provides a PaaS environment that can be an alternative to self-managed container orchestration on Azure.

mentioned alongside container orchestration in 1% (134) of relevant job posts

PaaS

Platform as a Service offerings often provide similar capabilities to container orchestration, such as application deployment and scaling, but without the need to manage the underlying infrastructure. It can be complementary as well, with container orchestration providing the foundations.

mentioned alongside container orchestration in 0% (191) of relevant job posts

container orchestration Complementary Technologies

serverless technologies

Container orchestration can manage and scale serverless functions or microservices, often coexisting in a modern architecture. Some serverless platforms use containerization under the hood.

mentioned alongside container orchestration in 18% (159) of relevant job posts

microservice frameworks

Microservice frameworks provide the tools to build microservices, which are often deployed using container orchestration. The frameworks handle intra-service operations whereas container orchestration handles scaling and other higher level services

mentioned alongside container orchestration in 23% (94) of relevant job posts

IaaS/PaaS

Container orchestration can run on IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) and provide a platform as a service (PaaS) layer for developers. Container orchestration can provide value on the PaaS layer as well.

mentioned alongside container orchestration in 25% (76) of relevant job posts