Cloud infrastructure cost optimization
Cloud infrastructure cost optimization focuses on maximizing value. Dive into strategies, tools, and best practices to streamline expenses while ensuring optimal performance.
Kubernetes is an open-source container management system for automating the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications.
If your workloads haven’t run in a container yet, step 1 in your life will be to change this, and you probably want to use Docker. Docker is not the only container shipping method, but it is usually the obvious choice given that it is intuitive, well-used, and widely used. When creating containers, you need to develop application dependencies. At the same time, you will plan how the containers will work together in the Kubernetes cluster.
You are using Docker to generate images. Anything that can be done in the Docker registry (which can be proprietary). You are ready to move on to using Kubernetes.
The main tasks in developing applications to run Kubernetes are redundancy, fault tolerance, services, networking, monitoring, and persistence.
Kubernetes needs to have a cluster. All that is needed for this is to start this cluster.
These are infrastructure issues.
Using a cloud provider with a Kubernetes offering is generally the best choice for where to work. What is a cloud provider?
Beyond the infrastructure layer, you need to plan for redundancy at the application layer. How many replicas do you need for a given module? Kubernetes, how to run your pods using Deployment and/or StatefulSets.
Database migration is most difficult when moving from an on-premises environment. Cloud providers do have tools that can help move information around.
If you use the services, then you have several solutions. For example, CosmosDB or DynamoDB if you are building a cluster in the same cloud as your existing application. Given the ubiquity of Kubernetes and the fact that this is not common with any providers, you may want to consider dropping private dependencies.
We in Tenendo offer a clear migration plan, based on which all changes will go smoothly and predictably:
Those five steps give you an idea of factors to consider, including:
Cloud infrastructure cost optimization focuses on maximizing value. Dive into strategies, tools, and best practices to streamline expenses while ensuring optimal performance.
Configuration management is a business value-oriented job that uses an operational management process and implements tools to support its mission.
The goal of the technical audit of the project is to analyse the current infrastructure capacity and find performance bottlenecks.