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Container Management Software
Container Management Software Overview
What is Container Management Software?
Container-based virtualization (sometimes called
operating system virtualization) is an alternative to hypervisor-based
virtualization.
In the more traditional virtualization model, the hypervisor creates and runs multiple instances of an operating system so that multiple operating systems can be run on a single physical machine sharing the hardware resources.
The emergence of Docker, an open source container initiative has given a big boost to this category as a whole, as it has achieved broad industry buy-in for the container approach.
In the more traditional virtualization model, the hypervisor creates and runs multiple instances of an operating system so that multiple operating systems can be run on a single physical machine sharing the hardware resources.
The emergence of Docker, an open source container initiative has given a big boost to this category as a whole, as it has achieved broad industry buy-in for the container approach.
The container model eliminates hypervisors entirely.
Instead of hypervisors, containers are essentially applications and all their dependencies
packaged into virtual containers. Containers contain not just the application,
but everything that it needs to run including runtime, system libraries, etc. All
the containers share the resources of a single operating system and there is no
virtualized hardware. Since the operating system (or kernel) is shared by all
containers, they are necessarily much more lightweight than traditional virtual
machines. It’s possible to host far more containers on a single host than
fully-fledged virtual machines.
Another advantage is that containers sharing a single operating system kernel start-up in a few seconds, instead of the minutes required to start-up a virtual machine. Containers are also very easy to share.
Another advantage is that containers sharing a single operating system kernel start-up in a few seconds, instead of the minutes required to start-up a virtual machine. Containers are also very easy to share.
Container Management Products
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12 Ratings
IBM Cloud Foundry is an IBM version of the open-source platform designed to make it easier and faster to build, test, and deploy, and scale applications. Enterprises can now run Cloud Foundry in a public isolated environment, while natively integrating with other IBM Cloud services, such as AI, B...
37 Ratings
Kubernetes is an open-source container cluster manager.
6 Ratings
A managed Kubernetes offering to deliver powerful tools, an intuitive user experience and built-in security for rapid delivery of applications that you can bind to cloud services related to IBM Watson®, IoT, DevOps and data analytics. As a certified K8s provider, IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service...
5 Ratings
Docker Swarm is native clustering for Docker. It turns a pool of Docker hosts into a single, virtual Docker host.
We don't have enough ratings and reviews to provide an overall score.
Canonical LXD is a Linux container hypervisor.
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Spoon is the eponymous application virtualization offering from the small Seattle based company, for isolating apps and running them without installation. Spoon can be deployed on-premise for enterprises (Spoon Server) and extended to provide other features.
We don't have enough ratings and reviews to provide an overall score.
DxEnterprise is container management and clustering software for Microsoft SQL Server.
We don't have enough ratings and reviews to provide an overall score.
Flockport is container virtualization from the startup (2014) of the same name.
We don't have enough ratings and reviews to provide an overall score.
HashiCorp's Nomad is a container virtualization cluster manager.
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ContainerShip gives users the simplicity and scalability of a Platform as a Service while running on the user's hosting provider cloud account. Github and Bitbucket integrations allow users to go from signup, to build, to deployment on the provider of their choice in a few simple steps. With buil...
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Microsoft Draft is an open-source tool that helps developers streamline the processes of developing container-based applications running on Kubernetes clusters.
We don't have enough ratings and reviews to provide an overall score.
Google Kubernetes Engine supplies containerized application management powered by Kubernetes which includes Google Cloud services including load balancing, automatic scaling and upgrade, and other Google Cloud services.
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IBM Cloud Container Registry enables users to store and distribute container images, and run them in the IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service and other runtime environments.
We don't have enough ratings and reviews to provide an overall score.
IBM Cloud Hyper Protect Containers aaS protects and secures container data.