Digital Q.Kubernetes Container Management Automation Platform

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2023: Digital Q.Kubernetes Platform Introduction

Diasoft on June 21, 2023 introduced the Digital Q.Kubernetes infrastructure platform for automating container management when developing applications in a microservice architecture.

Digital Q.Kubernetes is part of the Digital Q digital transformation ecosystem and comes both with Diasoft platforms and software products, and regardless of the company's solutions.

Digital Q.Kubernetes will help automate application deployment in containers, container management, and product scaling in a microservice architecture to the required load level. A single interface provides accessibility information for all containers, the ability to coordinate them, and setting parameters for individual microservices without affecting the speed of applications in general. Digital Q.Kubernetes takes over storage encrypted in the form of all confidential information about the configuration of the stand.

Kubernetes is needed by companies that develop multi-user microservice applications. At the same time, the independent deployment and administration of the Kubernetes platform based on open source requires special competencies of IT specialists and significant labor costs. Diasoft has taken the source open source under responsible ownership, regularly releases Digital Q.Kubernetes updates, and provides testing and support. Customers don't have to spend their own resources on these tasks. To date, more than 20 projects in large financial institutions have already been implemented on the platform, said Ilya Vissarionov, Director of the Department of Hardware and System Platform, Diasoft.

The updated version of Digital Q.Kubernetes supports work with the domestic RED OS operating system. For June 2023, work is underway to support OCAstra Linux; in the near future - the implementation of compatibility with ALT Linux OS.

Digital Q.Kubernetes for June 2023 consists of the following main components:

• kube-apiserver - the main interface used by system components to save and get the cluster state. Provides a JSON REST API that uses HTTP as a transport and is designed to provide external and internal access to Digital Q.Kubernetes functions;
• kubectl - the command line interface, along with the API provides management of resources controlled by Digital Q.Kubernetes;
• etcd - distributed highly reliable storage of all cluster data;
• kubelet - an agent operating on each node (node) in the cluster, monitors the launch of containers in the hearth on each node and monitors their status;
• kube-scheduler is one of the controllers that distributes the start of pods between nodes based on resource availability.