DevOps adoption can be accelerated

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by adopting a containerization platform such as Docker (Community Edition or Enterprise Edition). This is actually great news for those who haven’t made the transition to DevOps – containers represent a shortcut to DevOps in many ways.

Seen from one perspective, containers are a packaging ukraine mobile database that transforms the delivery into a self-contained image for running the software, ensuring its portability so that it runs in an isolated and predictable manner on any other server. This means that the software behaves as expected on the developer workstation, on the build and test bed, in intermediate publishing environments, and in production.

This way, you save a lot on automation and delivery resources, in addition to reducing several traditional issues to common denominators (fault tolerance, scalability, monitoring, etc.).

For these reasons, adopting DevOps with the support of containers is an obvious (or even essential) decision. And Vertigo is the only Docker Consulting Partner in Latin America, we are ready to help you.