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Benefits of Containerization

Every development project has several challenges of deployment, scalability, and delivery. Containerization has many advantages like isolation of processes, portability, and more. Therefore, identifying the benefits of containerization and how it resolves development challenges becomes crucial. So, here are the top containerization benefits to help you overcome development challenges.

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Benefits of Containerization

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  1. Benefits of Containerization

  2. Table of Content Portability of containers for cross-platform development Quick update implementation with containerization Cloud-scale automation to cope with testing limitations Enhanced configurations management DevOps optimization with containerization Higher workflow adaptability with containerized workloads Architecture as code (AaC) advantage Network as Code (NaC) for NetOps and SecOps synchronization

  3. Portability of containers for cross-platform development The portability of containers enables organizations to deploy the application in any environment quickly like iOS and Android. In addition, they pack all the dependencies, so you don’t need to configure the app for different environments.

  4. Quick update implementation with containerization Adding new features is critical for competitive advantage, therefore, rapid rollout of features and rollbacks is needed. However, rapid deployment and rollbacks are challenging in a conventional setup due to tightly coupled services. Containers are extremely lightweight with minimal configurations and dependencies. In addition, it will allow you to quickly update applications by spinning up a single container or entire cluster as per need.

  5. Cloud-scale automation to cope with testing limitations Many organizations use emulators to test applications for specific OS platforms like Android or iOS which is not always an effective strategy. DevOps culture does help through better synchronization between development and QA teams. Containerization can enable cloud-scale automation. You can use fully automated orchestration patterns for common test scenarios.

  6. Enhanced configurations management The mobile application development process needs running apps in different environments. Containerization enables development teams to use a single codebase across multiple environments. You can create containerized clusters for each environment with minimal configurations.

  7. DevOps optimization with containerization The maturity of an organization’s team for software development lifecycle(SDLC) can impact product delivery. Without a mature SDLC, achieving continuous delivery is challenging. Enter DevOps, and the software delivery becomes far more efficient with shorter increments. However, teams with lower SDLC maturity often find it challenging to cope with the agility of DevOps. Containerization enables support for Agile and allows the organization to overcome the lack of maturity in SDLC.

  8. Higher workflow adaptability with containerized workloads Containerization allows high adaptability. Complete isolation of processes in containerization enables hassle-free change management. You can simply isolate the process for which changes are to be managed and quickly deploy without affecting the entire system.

  9. Architecture as code (AaC) advantage Containerization offers for lack of governance is Architecture as Code (AaC). While developing a cloud application, most organizations don’t consider infrastructure first, and it’s the architecture design that takes center stage. The concept of AaC draws inspiration from the same mindset.

  10. Network as Code(NaC) for NetOps and SecOps synchronization Many organizations have NetOps and SecOps teams working incoherently, which is inefficient. Containerization enables organizations to synchronize their NetOps and SecOps through the Network as Code (NaC) approach. It is a method of applying the IaC concept to all things network!

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