Monitoring Containers: What’s Inside YOUR Cluster?

[caption id="attachment_474" align="alignleft" width="200"] Tom Petrocelli, Amalgam Insights Research Fellow[/caption] It’s not news that there is a lot of buzz around containers. As companies begin to widely deploy microservices architectures, containers are the obvious choice with which to implement them. As companies deploy container clusters into production, however, an issue has to be dealt with immediately: container architectures have a lot of moving parts. The whole point of microservices is to break apart monolithic components into smaller services. This means that what was once a big process running on a resource-rich server is now multiple processes spread across one or...