Containers as a Service

Background & Analysis

Containerization has been widely adopted in recent years with 19% of organizations claiming it plays a strategic role.

The top reasons for this adoption are:

Application portability/compatibility across environments
Easier application upgrades/maintenance/lifecycle management
Simpler/more flexible CI/CD/DevOps
Cost savings (more efficient hardware resource utilization)

As of 2021, 42% of organizations surveyed planned to integrate containers within 18 months or less.

And just 11% of organizations have no plans to pivot towards containerization.

As such, the global container technology market is forecasted to grow at a CAGR of 34.4% through 2027.

Containers as a Service Topics

Neuvector

Kubernetes-native container security platform.

Open-source platform that offers multi-cluster management across several cloud environments, empowering businesses to automate cloud operations easily.

Kubernetes cost monitoring software. Designed to increase spending efficiency and support FinOps processes.

Centralized container management software.

Software engineer specialized in the scalable deployment of apps via Kubernetes clusters.

Advanced software that helps to manage and deploy containerized applications.

Open-source services providing application programming interfaces (APIs) on data.

Tool for running Kubernetes locally.

Containerization software that uses Kubernetes to allow developers to easily deploy and scale applications.

Bundling of an application and all its related files. This detaches it from any one computing environment, reducing system-specific bugs.

Software startup developing network mesh solutions for cloud applications.