Identity-as-a-Container Platform Market ? Tracking Technology is Capable of Deli

Posted by RASHMI on March 25th, 2019

Identity-as-a-Container (IDaaC) is the combination of IDaaS (cloud-only) and on-premise identity management offerings to deliver greater flexibility and control than hybrid identity management solutions. Identity-as-a-Container (IDaaC) enables large as well as small & medium enterprises to deliver, run, and manage their identity management offerings on the most scalable, efficient, flexible, cost-effective, and secure platform across all regions. Container technology is currently being adopting by a range of industries.

The purpose of containerization (also known as sandboxing) is to protect shipments trading through sea from threats such as terrorist attacks, weapons trafficking, and drug dealing. The container acts as a storage area that is authenticated and encrypted by software and governed by corporate IT security policies.

Container security and tracking technology is capable of delivering high performance, as well as excellent durability and reliable security features. It is becoming the newest trend in data center virtualization. Initially, most software applications ran on different operating systems (OSs); however, the new feature of containers-as-a-service allows all components to run on a single OS.

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The container provides micro services and isolation of application and their configuration from the underlying OS. Some of the major software companies such as Google, Amazon, and IBM, are already operating in the market and are financing technology development.

Initially, Avatier adopted the identity-as-a-container (IDaaC) platform for various software applications. Companies such as Red Hat, Google, Microsoft Corporation, Oracle Corporation, and Unbound Tech etc. are expected to willing adopt identity-as-a-container (IDaaC) platforms during the forecast period.