Complex applications with multiple microservices can be quickly deployed using container deployment. The container makes it easier to build and deploy the application more quickly as the environment is the same. Build the container in development mode, push to test, and then release to production. For hybrid cloud environments, container deployment is very useful. Containers make it easier to keep environments consistent across microservices. As microservices aren't always very resource-consuming, they can be placed together in a single instance to reduce cost.
Sometimes, customers have short workflows that require a temporary environment setup. Those environments may be queue systems or continuous integration jobs, which don't always utilize server resources efficiently. Container orchestration services such as Docker and Kubernetes can be a workaround, allowing them to push and pop containers onto the instance.
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