Monitor all changes in your Kubernetes(K8s) cluster & detects crashes in your running apps in real time

This blog post is a continuation of thisblog post where I attempted to give an introduction of Microservices and Docker containers. In this post we are going to delve deeper into Docker containers and get hands-on practice which should give a better understanding.

Every once in a while a new paradigm shift comes along that changes or brings another approach to the way software development is done. The “new” paradigm shift I will be talking about in this article is Containers.

Today I will explain some interesting topic ‘Knative’ — a serverless architecture and how we can utilize it with a simple SpringBoot application. I will not go for all the details about Knative but will focus on a few features of it and how we can simply utilize those features in our application.

The Postgres implementation on the target project is part of a larger DB architecture which includes elements of MongoDB and DynamoDB. It’s only fair that I use a tool that scales easily with AWS.