Containerized apps can also be continuously optimized and changed throughout their lifecycle (a DevOps principle known as Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment, or CI/CD).Ĭreating, deploying and managing containerized apps requires specialized software. This makes it possible for containerized apps to work dynamically, at whatever scale the business needs, across multiple server clusters and data centers. As such, they operate with considerably less computing overhead than Virtual Machines (VMs) and VM hypervisors because they use the device’s host common operating system, binaries and libraries.Ĭontainerized apps can be spun up and spun down almost instantaneously based on demand and resources.
Containers pack all the code and dependencies an application needs. In cloud computing, containers abstract apps from the computers that run them and the operating systems which run those computers. Docker and Kubernetes serve complementary functions: Docker for container creation, Kubernetes for orchestration
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