Creating LXC containers from docker and OCI images
LXC a set of tools that provides lightweight virtualization with a shared kernel. LXC containers are an easy way of managing Linux kernel virtual machines
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The current state of neuromorphic computing
Neuromorphic computing is a novel approach to computing. Using tailor-made hardware, neuromorphic computing can provide power-efficient AI training. We already covered what Neuromorphic computing is and how it works in a previous article.
This article is quite abstract in the sense that it expects you're to know how
Neuromorphic computing - a promising branch of computing
Neuromorphic computing uses hardware-accelerated Spiking Neural Networks to achieve power-efficient AI training.
Service Mesh - works great if you can accept its trade-offs
Service mesh is a networking solution for organizations dealing with microservice proliferation. Simply said, as soon as you go further than a few services, inter-service communication becomes challenging. Service mesh attempts to make its functionality trivial to implement, from the app developer side.
Service mesh works by running a lightweight
NoOps - a dream that is unfeasible for most organizations
NoOps is a trend trying to push out dedicated operations people out of the organization. Its name comes from "NO Operations", with operations being a synonym for system administration. To better understand what going on, let's first take a look at what regular Sysadmin does.
What
IaC - The key tradeoffs when implementing Infrastructure as Code
What is IaC?
As the name suggests, IaC or Infrastructure as Code is the practice of managing the infrastructure through plain text files (code). This management mainly consists of description and implementation. First, you need to be able to describe all infrastructure details in the trough code. And your tools
GitOps - what benefits can it bring to your organization
What is GitOps?
GitOps is version control and continuous delivery for your infrastructure. Sounds simple, but those fancy words hide a lot of complexity.
Version control is a simple one, you have text files, and every time you change them you have a new version, and you can always see
IaaS - is it truly limited to public cloud providers?
Iaas or Infrastructure as a Service strives to provide a way to quickly and easily provision VMs in a private data center or cloud.
When to avoid using docker containers
While containers are a wonderful way to package applications let's mention a few cases in which you shouldn't use docker.
Dive into how Docker containers work
Containers are small packaged applications that you build once and run on pretty much any hardware/OS combo.