You have support for multiple configurations. Let's say you need a service that uses a SQL database; perhaps you require another well-known SQL database. With Mirantis Container Cloud, you can configure all these in one place. Additionally, these services can connect seamlessly. You can specify the ports on which they connect in a single configuration file, consolidating all settings in one central location. All these cloud platforms—Google, Amazon, Microsoft Azure, and others—offer a managed Docker environment. We are also using Mirantis Container Cloud for development. It simplifies the setup needed for your project. Instead of installing various components individually on your Windows or IOS, such as a SQL database, a NoSQL database, DocIQ, with Docker, you can install everything within Docker containers. This keeps your project setup separate from your computer's environment. It's really convenient, if you need to transition to a different project with different requirements. You can simply discard the Docker images associated with the previous project and install the new ones for the new project. This process doesn't affect your computer, whether it's running Windows, Mac, Linux, or any other operating system. It's a great solution. It's designed to handle complex, demanding, and scalable applications. Occasionally, these issues can be challenging to investigate, necessitating support intervention. I recommend this solution. If you would like to scale your application to get millions of end users. It offers the biggest scalability. Mirantis is simplifying their setup, stability and the easy use of configuration. Overall, I rate the solution a nine out of ten.
