Bring your developers closer to your operational infrastructures teams. ‘Containerisation’ of applications, using container platforms, gives them complete freedom and control to non-stop develop, roll out and make progressive changes to applications.
Regardless of whether this is on site or in the public cloud, the infrastructure is no longer the decisive element.
A container groups an application with all the dependencies that it needs to work. The versions that the host operating system is working on, or the infrastructure, no longer influence and do not affect how the software works. So, you can take a container from an environment without having to adapt the software.
Container platforms give your teams a shared platform to develop the software in a more modern, coherent way. Developers can freely choose the underlying tech stack for their applications, while the operations team can roll it out in the same uniform way any time, any place.
It is quite complex to develop, deploy, size or scale, monitor and manage applications on a large scale and in a hybrid cloud environment. Container platforms offer an adapted solution to automate all these processes and coordinate the many containers.
In a nutshell, container platforms automate and optimise your DevOps processes and ‘cloud-native’ application development.