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logically separate individual parts of the system (Figure 2). A network namespace, for example, lets you create virtual network cards without giving them direct access to the physical NICs of the host
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for most common databases.
Redundancy and Scalability
Databases are a central component of most complex setups. True to the motto "a special tool for every task," a long-established practice is to let
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the number of processes from 1 to 64, you can see in Figure 2 how the wall clock time on the y
-axis is affected by the number of processes on the x
-axis
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to and including 9.2, listened for events. Events trigger, for example, read and write operations on the disk. To handle this kind of interruption, the system stores the CPU state to continue working at the same
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persistent storage can be connected without problem.
Containers, on the other hand, present a different battle plan: Kubernetes [2] (Figure 1), Docker [3], and the many alternatives somehow all have
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considerable growth, especially in the areas of machine learning and big data. However, GCP is also very much in the running in the classic Internet-as-a-Service (IaaS) arena. Monitoring is definitive
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are discussed elsewhere [1] [2], so this part of the setup is left out here: It is not absolutely necessary anyway. If you can live with the fact that the deployment of machines does not work if the VM
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Debian packages (Figure 2). The environment contains slightly more than 80MB of basic components. As soon as you install the first snap, the system automatically retrieves the missing parts
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, libcontainer
. This was not part of the solution right from the start; up until version 0.9, Docker drew directly on LXC to start and manage containers. However, LXC lacked several features, so Docker decided
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solution that has provided some symbiosis with feature developments in Kubernetes, because Red Hat's product OpenShift [2] and its various incarnations are firmly based on it.
OpenShift and its additional
