Containerization is the packaging of executable software in a standardized format to allow for consistent, repeat deployments. Here’s what you need to know.

Containerization (such as Docker) shifts the focus of data center management from virtual machines (servers that don’t know they’re not real) to applications, running within virtualized ...

For all the challenges and decisions, though, containerization still looks like a mission-critical concept for the mobile and BYOD era.

Containerization allows the splitting up of application functionality into modular units, and thus, it becomes a great vehicle for packaging functionality.

Containerization promotes a modular and scalable system design, supporting rapid iteration and deployment. In the realm of industrial automation, software deployment across varied systems is a ...

Containerization is becoming a popular alternative to virtualization for running many different applications on a single machine or cloud instance. It has many of the benefits of virtualization but ...

A Unified Ecosystem for Containerization Docker and Kubernetes are two complementary technologies that, when used together, form a complete containerization ecosystem. While Docker provides the tools ...

However, whereas containerization shares the operating system with its host, a virtual environment incorporates its own operating system. Containerization is a form of fast, light-weight ...