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With this post, my aim is to give you some insight into our recent partnerships with Amazon that sees Amazon's Elastic Kubernetes Services (EKS) experience being brought from the public cloud, right into your data centre, with Dell Technologies infrastructure. But before we start looking at the ins and outs of Amazon’s EKS Anywhere offering, let’s first take a look at containers and container orchestration. Containers Microservices and microservices architecture are now the go-to standard for developing modern software. Microservices are where applications and components of a solution are loosely coupled – so if one component goes down, the remaining components can go about their day without being impacted. Containers are built on microservices architecture – with containers providing a standard way of bundling together an application’s code and dependencies into a single object or package. They are isolated, with multiple containers sharing the same Host OS and if required, can al