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 ...

That’s certainly what virtualization has been for most data centers. The change for some has already come in the form of containerization, a new form of virtualized workload made popular by ...

Software developers are all excited about Docker and containerization technology. But what does it mean for your enterprise and your cloud adoption plans?

Companies adopting BYOD policies are struggling with the thorny problem of how they might separate corporate and personal data on an employee's device.

The containerization landscape continues to evolve, with new tools, technologies, and best practices emerging regularly. Kubernetes and Docker, being at the forefront of this landscape, are actively ...

How Can Containerization of Software Benefit Federal Agencies? Containers provide agencies with numerous benefits. “Containers offer federal agencies a unique opportunity to modernize their current ...

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