Adopting containers and kubernetes in production
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Ta-Ching Chen is a DevOps and backend engineer with experience in system architecture design, implementation, and performance tuning. His blog details his work with Kubernetes, an open-source platform for automating deployment, scaling, and operations of application containers across clusters of hosts, providing container-centric infrastructure. He discusses how Kubernetes helps eliminate dependency problems and ensure compatibility between services during upgrades through features like rolling upgrades and built-in service monitoring.
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The discussion extends into how Q-commerce forces traditional retailers to adapt, investing in EV logistics, dark stores, and sustainability measures. It underscores the AI-led shift in consumer behavior, and the need for balanced growth that prioritizes environmental responsibility and ethical labor practices.
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