Nirmata provides multi-cloud container services for enterprise DevOps teams. Nirmata is built to leverage Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) providers, for dynamic allocation and deallocation of resources. In this post, I will discuss a Nirmata feature that helps you optimize your cloud resource usage: Host Auto-Scaling.
Dynamic Resource Management for Application Containers
[fa icon="calendar'] Jan 5, 2016 6:17:50 PM / by Damien Toledo posted in metapod, cloud applications, Containers, vmware, vsphere, cisco, vcloud, Product, microservices, openstack, cloud, auto-scaling, AWS, cloud platform, Docker
Using Nirmata to deploy containerized applications on VMWare vCloud Air
[fa icon="calendar'] Aug 16, 2015 6:08:57 PM / by Ritesh Patel posted in vcloud air, Containers, Nirmata, vmware, Cloud native, Product, microservices, cloud application, Engineering, DevOps, pipeline, cloud platform, Docker
In my previous post, I described how you can deploy containers on your laptop using Nirmata and boot2docker. While deploying containers on your laptop is great for dev/test, you may want to deploy containers on your cloud resources as your application moves through your deployment pipeline. Nirmata makes this extremely easy via its policy based orchestration. The same application can be deployed on your laptop or on any of the supported clouds without any changes.