Published: 01 July 2024
Summary
Running containers on-premises imposes several challenges and pitfalls. This research unveils the concerns and outlines a roadmap for I&O technical professionals to run Kubernetes, such as OpenShift, Rancher, Tanzu and EKS, and other container platforms, like AWS ECS and Docker Swarm on-premises.
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Key Findings
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Running apps in the public cloud is not an option for all use cases due to compliance, performance, cost, sensitivity to connectivity loss and other reasons.
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Unlike hyperscaling, traditional on-premises infrastructures rarely offer equivalent capabilities to those usually found in public clouds.
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Product teams familiar with hyperscalers’ capabilities and conveniences need help replicating some practices adopted in the cloud to on-premises scenarios. Eventual inconsistencies in practices severely impact teams’ productivity as they generally impose a high cognitive load.
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Organizations that succeed with on-premises container platform adoption augment existing infrastructure capabilities with the use of cloud-native infrastructure technologies.
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