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思岚科技

Posted on January 17, 2019

思岚科技成立于2013年,提供服务机器人自主定位和导航解决方案。 在这个快速发展的领域,公司的成功建立在其研发团队快速引入并不断迭代其核心产品的能力之上。 为了保持这种发展速度,该公司在过去几年开始寻求建立自己稳定可靠的容器云平台来托管其物联网应用程序。在基于阿里巴巴云和VMware vSphere的遗留基础设施上,思岚科技团队已经采用了微服务架构和持续交付,用于“细粒度的按需伸缩、故障隔离、易于开发、测试和部署,以及促进高速迭代,”云计算事业部主管奔牛 奔牛说。因此,“我们对云平台的需求包括高可用性、可伸缩性和安全性;多粒度监控报警功能;对容器和微服务的友好性;完善的CI/CD支持。” 在对现有技术进行评估之后,奔牛的团队选择了Kubernetes作容器编排。“CNCF为Kubernetes带来了质量保证和完整的生态系统,这对于Kubernetes的广泛应用是非常重要的,”奔牛说。此外,“避免绑定到基础设施技术或供应商可以帮助我们确保我们的业务在跨区域环境中部署和迁移,并可以为全世界的用户提供服务。” 同时,思岚科技决定采用其它CNCF项目。“我们建立了一个基于Prometheus和Fluentd的监控和日志系统,”奔牛说:“Prometheus/Fluentd与Kubernetes的集成非常方便,具有多维度的数据监控和日志收集功能。” 该公司使用Harbor作为容器镜像存储库。“Harbor的复制功能帮助我们在私有和公共云上实现CI/CD,”奔牛说:“此外,多项目支持、认证和政策配置以及与Kubernetes的集成也是很好的功能。”Helm被用作软件包管理,团队正在评估Istio框架。“我们很高兴Kubernetes和这些框架可以无缝集成。”奔牛补充说。 “CNCF为Kubernetes带来了质量保证和完整的生态系统,这对Kubernetes的广泛应用非常重要。” — 季奔牛,思岚科技云计算事业部总监 使用这个新平台,奔牛报告说思岚科技已经经历了“18个月以上100%的稳定性!”对于用户来说,现在没有任何服务停机和无缝升级。“我们从Kubernetes提供的网络和存储抽象中获益,”奔牛说:“对外部服务的依赖可以与服务解耦,并置于集群的统一管理之下。” 使用Kubernetes和Istio“显著减少了50%的微服务配置和维护工作,”他补充说。使用Prometheus和Fluentd提供的集中度量监视和日志聚合功能,团队可以节省50%的故障排除和调试时间。Harbor复制允许生产/登台/测试环境跨公有云和私有Kubernetes集群共享同一个容器注册表,从而节省了30%的CI/CD工作。此外,奔牛补充说:“Helm通过其丰富的共享chart加速了原型开发和环境设置。” 简而言之,奔牛说,思岚科技的新平台正在帮助它实现它的一个主要目标:快速、简单地发布产品。有了多个发布模型和集中控制接口,该平台正在改善开发者的生活。思岚科技还提供了一个统一的API,用于根据用户的特定需求开发自动化部署工具。 “我们从Kubernetes提供的网络和存储抽象中获益,对外部服务的依赖可以与服务解耦,并置于集群的统一管理之下。” — 季奔牛,思岚科技云计算事业部总监 考虑到自己在云原生的成功,思岚科技有一建议给那些正在考虑跨出这一步的组织。“对于已经容器化的服务,你应该尽快将它们迁移到云原生架构,并享受云原生生态系统带来的优势,”奔牛说:“要迁移传统的、非容器化的服务,除了服务本身的体系结构更改之外,还需要充分考虑构建云原生体系结构所需的操作和维护工作负载。” 尽管如此,对思岚科技来说,成本效益分析非常简单。“云原生技术适合于微服务架构,适合于快速迭代和敏捷开发,并且它有一个相对完善的生态系统和活跃的社区,”奔牛说:“它帮助我们确保业务的高可用性,同时提高开发和测试效率,缩短研发周期,实现产品的快速交付。”


Slamtec

Posted on January 17, 2019

Founded in 2013, Slamtec provides service robot autonomous localization and navigation solutions. In this fast-moving space, the company built its success on the ability of its R&D team to quickly introduce, and continually iterate on, its core products….


Woorank

Posted on December 13, 2018

Woorank’s core product is a tool that enables digital marketers to improve their websites’ visibility on the internet. “We help them acquire lots of data and then present it to them in meaningful ways so they can work…


Cloud Native Computing Foundation welcomes Capital One as Gold End User Member

Posted on December 11, 2018

Leading financial organization increases use of and support for cloud native projects like Kubernetes SEATTLE, WA – KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America – December 11, 2018 – The Cloud Native Computing Foundation® (CNCF®), which sustains and integrates open…


CNCF to host etcd

Posted on December 11, 2018 | By Kristen Evans

Today, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) voted to accept etcd as an incubation-level hosted project from KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Seattle. etcd is a distributed key value store that provides a reliable way to…


A look back at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Shanghai 2018

Posted on December 5, 2018

Now that we’ve finally caught our breath after a fantastic two days at the KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in Shanghai, let’s dive into some of the key highlights and news. The best part is we get to see so…


TOC votes to move Harbor into CNCF incubator

Posted on November 14, 2018

Harbor started in 2014 as a humble internal project meant to address a simple use case: storing images for developers leveraging containers. The cloud native landscape was wildly different and tools like Kubernetes were just starting to see…


CNCF Survey: Cloud usage in Asia has grown 135% since March 2018

Posted on November 13, 2018 | By Kaitlyn Barnard

The bi-annual CNCF survey takes a pulse of the community to better understand the adoption of cloud native technologies. This is the second time CNCF has conducted its cloud native survey in Mandarin to better gauge how Asian…


The beginner’s guide to the CNCF landscape

Posted on November 5, 2018

This blog was originally posted on the CloudOps blog, by Ayrat Khayretdinov The cloud native landscape can be complicated and confusing. Its myriad of open source projects are supported by the constant contributions of a vibrant and expansive…


Now Live: First observability practitioners summit schedule is jam-packed

Posted on October 18, 2018 | By Kristen Evans

Are you planning to attend KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Seattle, and want a deep dive into all things monitoring and observability? Arrive early so that you can attend the first-ever Observability Practitioners Summit – sponsored by LightStep – on Monday, December 10! A…