Kubernetes is a series of open source projects for automating the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. Find out why the ecosystem matters, how to use it, and more.

TechRepublic’s cheat sheet about Docker is a quick introduction to the software container platform. This “living” guide will be updated periodically as major version updates add ...

There may come a day when Docker and Kubernetes are eclipsed by even friendlier abstractions, and give way to more elegant ways to create and manage containers. For now, though, Docker and ...

Speaking of, Docker Swarm and Kubernetes are the most popular container orchestration platforms in the home lab ecosystem. If you’re wondering which of the two would be the better option for ...

Docker and Kubernetes are two complementary technologies that, when used together, form a complete containerization ecosystem. While Docker provides the tools to create, package, and run containers, ...

Docker is known as the defacto standard for container runtime, but Google’s Kubernetes is winning the battle for orchestration engines. Will the adoption of Kubernetes hurt Docker?

Kubernetes only leverages a fraction of what Docker is capable of at runtime. In fact, both can leverage containerd and runc to manage the underlying processes. The container image is portable.

While Docker and Kubernetes are a natural fit for furthering DevOps automation, enterprises should be sure to map out complete strategies, including technology, process and training to ensure they ...

Pros and cons of Kubernetes vs Docker. But there some pros and cons to be noted, according to Deepak Goel, CTO of Kubernetes management solution D2iQ: Pros of Docker. Easy to create container images.

Before today’s announcement, while it was possible to use Kubernetes with Docker, it wasn’t necessarily an easy process. With the new Kubernetes support, it should be far simpler for both ...