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Author: Andrew Gracey

Andrew Gracey
By: Andrew Gracey

August 20, 2019 8:00 pm

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Eirini: Mapping Code into Containers

There has been a lot of noise recently about the Project known as Eirini.  I wanted to dig into what this project was in a little more detail. If you weren’t already aware, its goal is to allow Cloud Foundry to use any scheduler but it’s really for allowing the workloads […]

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Categories: Containers, Kubernetes, SUSE Cloud Application Platform

Andrew Gracey
By: Andrew Gracey

August 5, 2019 5:54 pm

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Why you might want to build your own custom buildpack (And how to!)

A PaaS can be viewed at as a method that takes different streams of data and combines them into a working application. For SUSE Cloud Application Platform, we take the application code, buildpack, environment variables, service descriptions and output a configured and running container. Each of these pieces can come from a different person or […]

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Categories: SUSE Cloud Application Platform

Andrew Gracey
By: Andrew Gracey

July 17, 2019 7:55 pm

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Kubernetes VS PaaS

Dimitris Karakasilis, one of the engineers on SUSE Cloud Application Platform, spent his hack week project exploring what it would be like to develop with Kubernetes directly and wrote about his experience. With his permission, I'm republishing his blog here. Thank you to Dimitris for his excellent content! Please visit his original blog post as […]

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Categories: Containers as a Service, DevOps, Kubernetes, SUSE Cloud Application Platform

Andrew Gracey
By: Andrew Gracey

June 3, 2019 8:32 pm

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An interview with Thomas Di Giacomo about the state of Kubernetes

I recently attended KubeCon EU 2019 in Barcelona. While there, I got the chance to chat with our CTO, Thomas Di Giacomo, about the state of Kubernetes and its marketplace. We also talked about the community centered culture of Kubernetes as well as some his dreams for the tech world. It was […]

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Categories: Cloud Computing, Containers, Containers as a Service, Kubernetes, SUSE CaaS Platform, SUSE Cloud Application Platform, SUSE News

Andrew Gracey
By: Andrew Gracey

April 30, 2019 5:25 pm

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Do you really need to scale to zero?

In the FaaS space, there has been a big push to allow the ability to scale down to no workload running. I want to ask: Is this something you actually want or need?  Scaling to zero allows containers to be run only when there is demand. For certain workloads, this gives a lot lower […]

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Categories: DevOps, SUSE Cloud Application Platform

Andrew Gracey
By: Andrew Gracey

April 16, 2019 4:12 pm

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How Big is a Container, Really?

One of the first questions in any discussion about cluster sizing tends to be “How many containers are you running?”. While this is a good data point (especially if you are pushing the scheduler to its limit) it doesn’t show the whole story. We tend to abstract out a container as […]

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Categories: Cloud and as a Service Solutions, Cloud Computing, Containers, Containers as a Service, Digital Transformation, Kubernetes, SUSE CaaS Platform, SUSE News, SUSE Services

Andrew Gracey
By: Andrew Gracey

March 29, 2019 3:28 pm

1,093 views

Six First Impressions of SUSE Cloud Application Platform

While I’ve been developing for Kubernetes for a few years now, I am pretty new to both SUSE and Cloud Foundry. I’ve got to say that both have been great experiences! SUSE is a fantastic place to work and our Cloud Foundry distribution (SUSE Cloud Application Platform) makes my development life easier. &[…]

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Categories: Cloud Computing, Containers, Containers as a Service, DevOps, Kubernetes, SUSE Cloud Application Platform

Andrew Gracey
By: Andrew Gracey

March 11, 2019 5:32 pm

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You may not know it, but you already have a PaaS

I read a blog recently (that I sadly can’t find again) about how important it is to use a Platform as a Service (PaaS). It made the argument that everyone running at any sort of scale has had to solve the same basic problems. This got me thinking about how every company doing software […]

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Categories: Application Migration, DevOps, Digital Transformation, SUSE Cloud Application Platform

Andrew Gracey
By: Andrew Gracey

February 27, 2019 6:38 pm

2,971 views

Technical Deep-Dive of Container Runtimes

As you might have already seen, SUSE CaaS Platform will soon support CRI-O as a container runtime. In this blog, I will dig into what a container runtime is and how CRI-o differentiates architecturally from Docker. I’ll also dig into how the Container Runtime Interface (CRI) and the two Open Container Initiative (OCI) […]

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