… it is clear that classical containers are not scalable and thus unsuitable for … service container
which can be scalable and independent of API Cloud platforms. We think that if each service …

… support in container frameworks is preventing the applications from moving beyond a
monolithic architecture and moving to a more scalable and agile life-cycle based on containers. …

… container’s ability to allow for quick scaling of web services. This is important for many web
service … service level agreements and to keep the service running for the customers. Linux …

… Vertical scaling is defined as an operation that increases the machine hardware … scaling
is defined as the operation that creates replicas of the server (node) that provides the service. …

… a dynamic scaling model based on queueing theory to scale containers virtual resources
and satisfy the customer Service Level Agreements (SLA) while guarding costs of scaling very …

… The Deployment Service Runtime is a … containers, container orchestration tools play an
important role in managing the heterogeneous resources and allowing workflows step containers …

… and scale application containers. The scalability of these application containers can be … The
testing was performed on three microservices which are 2 GET services and 1 POST service, …

… (DSL) to enable highly scalable workflow execution and abstract workflow … and scalable
execution of Big Data workflows. Furthermore, we compare our proposed approach’s scalability …

… service consists of a set of small, independently scalable and … the cool-down period for
scaling the containers in the PMs. … strategy for container-based scheduling and auto-scaling in …

… To make our container cloud robust and scalable, we use multiple independent … service to
scale to a large number of containers, and the scalability is not constrained by the scalability of …