Discover how Azure Container Apps simplify microservices and serverless deployments. Learn key features, use cases, and how to get started with scalable, event-driven containers in the cloud.
As you develop environments, infrastructure, and orchestration platforms (like k8s), you'll begin to notice that there are several directions to go in. There's a joke that goes something like
Orchestrating containers became incredibly relevant around 2015. That’s when engineers began to see the Kubernetes vs Mesos vs Docker Swarm wars. Eventually (roughly 2017/2018), Kubernetes took the winning prize. Orchestrating containers
When it comes to deploying new workloads, new companies emerging and needing to deploy application stacks, or moving from legacy, Kubernetes seems to be the de facto standard path that everyone is moving
Web applications make up a lot of the traffic on the internet, ranging from serverless services like Azure Web Apps and Static Sites to containers and Kubernetes Services running frontend apps to WebAssembly
