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# Web2 Developers
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### How Developers Can Use Containers, Docker, and Kubernetes for Web2 Solutions
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Containers and container orchestration tools have become fundamental in modern software development. Here's how developers can leverage them to build Web2 solutions while maintaining compatibility with existing systems:
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#### **Containers and Docker**
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- **Containers** encapsulate applications and their dependencies, ensuring consistency across development, testing, and production environments. They enable developers to:
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- Package applications with all their dependencies.
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- Run applications in isolated environments, minimizing conflicts with other software.
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- Easily distribute and deploy applications across any infrastructure.
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- **Docker** simplifies container creation and management:
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- Provides tools to build, ship, and run containers efficiently.
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- Allows developers to version their applications and collaborate seamlessly.
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#### **Helm**
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- **Helm** is a package manager for Kubernetes that streamlines the deployment of complex applications:
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- Developers can define applications using Helm charts, which package multiple Kubernetes manifests into a reusable format.
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- Facilitates version control and easy updates of deployments.
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#### **Kubernetes**
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- **Kubernetes** is an open-source platform for automating deployment, scaling, and managing containerized applications:
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- It abstracts infrastructure complexity and provides tools to ensure high availability, scalability, and self-healing.
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- Compatible with all major cloud providers and on-premises systems, making it easy to integrate with existing setups.
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### Compatibility with the Rest of the World
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Developers can use their existing skills in programming languages, DevOps practices, and infrastructure management to work with containers, Docker, Helm, and Kubernetes. These tools adhere to open standards, ensuring:
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- Compatibility with virtually all operating systems and infrastructure environments.
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- Seamless integration with traditional Web2 technologies like REST APIs, relational databases, and microservices architectures.
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By leveraging these tools, developers can build robust Web2 applications that are portable, efficient, and compatible with global technology ecosystems.
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> [All required information can be found in our ThreeFold V3 Manual.](https://manual.grid.tf/documentation/system_administrators/system_administrators.html)
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