![]() ![]() One of the most appealing reasons is to take advantage of the vast number of services that are available. Despite this, there are many reasons to run Kubernetes on AWS. The more we worry about infrastructure, the fewer features we produce and this is generally not a good thing in today’s competitive landscape.ĪWS is a premier solution for running cloud native apps, but setting up and running Kubernetes on it can be complex. We’d rather spend our time coding without having to worry too much about the infrastructure on which it runs. If you’re managing those containers with Kubernetes-a project started and used by Google-you know that you can easily scale your application without having to worry about rebuilding the cluster.Īs developers we like that mostly hands-off approach. Containers are lightweight, portable and they allow you to make fast incremental changes, which ultimately provides more value more quickly to your customers-even more so if you’re using a microservices-based architecture. ![]() ![]() We use Docker containers and manage them in Kubernetes clusters for all of the same reasons that have led you to containers and Kubernetes. Weaveworks is a founding member of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) and we believe the future is cloud native. Cloud Native is open source cloud computing for applications-a trusted tool kit for modern architectures.
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