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Container Management Software Usage
Containers are quickly deployable via management software, which suits the rapid change applications undergo in a DevOps strategy. Forward-thinking enterprise IT organizations and startups alike use containers and container management tools to quickly deploy and update continuously developed applications.
The lines between different container management software categories -- orchestration, security, networking and so on -- blur as container orchestration platforms, such as Kubernetes and Docker's Swarm mode, add native support for additional management capabilities. Container management technology is also being folded into or connected with larger software suites that manage underlying server hosts and VMs.
A number of container management software systems have been created by open source communities, and others are proprietary tools marketed by commercial vendors. Some commercial vendors offer support for open source components or embed them into products.
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Catfishing
From Wikipedia,
the free encyclopedia
Catfishing is a type of deceptive activity where a person creates a
sock puppet
social networking
presence, or fake identity on a social network account,
usually targeting a specific victim for deception.
Catfishing is
often employed for romance scams on
dating websites. Catfishing may be used for financial gain, to compromise a
victim in some way, or simply as a form of trolling or wish fulfillment.
Catfishing
media has been produced, often centering around victims who wish to identify
their catfisher
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