Microservice Architectures: What They Are and Why You Should Use Them
By A microservices architecture lets your application grow as your company and its requirements grow.
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Kubernetes in the Wild: How New Relic Customers Are Deploying Containers
By New customers are running Kubernetes in varied ways based on their specific needs and business objectives—check out the data.
Continue ReadingWhat Is Kubernetes? An Introduction to the Wildly Popular Container Orchestration Platform
By Modern software companies are now deploying thousands of container instances daily, so how do they manage all that complexity? Enter the age of Kubernetes.
Continue ReadingWhat Is Container Orchestration?
By Provisioning, scheduling, and managing containers at scale—here are the hows and whys of container orchestration.
Continue ReadingFive Thoughts About Adopting Microservice and Container Architectures
By Before starting your container and microservices journey, you need to know what we learned from where we struggled along the way.
Continue Reading15 Kubernetes Experts to Follow Online
By Stay up-to-date with the latest, most important news and commentary in the fast-growing world of Kubernetes.
Continue ReadingMonitoring Docker and Kubernetes With New Relic
New Relic is optimized for monitoring applications, even in containerized environments. But we also monitor your complete Docker/Kubernetes infrastructure.
Continue Reading20 Docker and Container Experts to Follow Online
Stay current with the latest, most important news and commentary in the fast-growing world of Docker and containers.
Continue ReadingContain Complexity With New Relic’s Kubernetes Integration
We’re excited to introduce the New Relic Infrastructure on-host integration for Kubernetes (in beta), providing customers full monitoring of the container orchestration layer.
Continue ReadingUsing Ansible as a Hardware Auditing Tool
By A look at how New Relic’s Container Fabric team used Ansible as a hardware auditing tool to perform audit checks on the hosts in their container clusters.
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