Stateful vs. Stateless – An Overview The key difference between stateful and stateless applications is that stateless applications don’t “store” data whereas stateful applications require backing storage. Stateful applications like the Cassandra, MongoDB and mySQL databases all require some type of persistent storage that will survive service restarts. Keeping state is critical to running a stateful application […]
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Kubernetes’ increased adoption is showcased by a number of leading companies which have integrated the technology into their services. Get some insights from the biggest companies which are successfully using Kubernetes. The Docker adoption is growing fast with more companies using it into their Production. Using an orchestration platform to scale & manage your containers is […]
Let’s compare two FaaS: AWS Lambda and Microsoft Azure Functions. We’ll look at the brief history of each, and compare and contrast their features. Let’s start with a simple question: Why work with multiple FaaS providers? One of the crucial components of any application’s reliability plan is what to do when a provider goes down. […]