Manifold may just have the solution for a problem that has been facing many ML teams. Let’s take a look at Torus: a new toolkit that promises to bring DevOps practices to machine learning. Open up the box and see what’s inside.
The 2018 Node.js User Survey results are online! The survey provides data on a wide range of topics with extremely interesting results. What is the expected change in the use of Node.js? What are the most used languages in addition to Node? Let’s find out!
Philipp Garbe, Docker Captain and Lead Platform Engineer at Scout24, gives us an overview of ECS and all the other services you will need in order to run your containers in production.
“If I put a malfunctioning application in a container, I get just that: a malfunctioning application in a container”. Michael Bruns shows us how we can develop and operate a stable microservice architecture without the need to put everything into containers.
You *never* know when or where something will break when it comes to updating a software stack, but one thing is certain: It *will* break! Here, Davide Fiorentino lo Regio shares a few solutions on issues like unconnected servers, vLAN issues and more “so that others don’t have to suffer like I did!”
A year after its initial announcement at DockerCon 2017 and a huge amount of work and dedication later, Cilium 1.0 is here and makes the use of Cilium in production environments a reality.
Docker EE 2.0 is here! It aims to give users flexibility and choice over the types of applications supported, orchestrators used, and where it’s deployed. Let’s have a look at some of the key new capabilities of Docker EE 2.0.
No Docker daemon? Working in a Kubernetes cluster? No problem. Kaniko, a new open source tool, allows developers to build an image in a container without needing any special privileges.
In the DevOps environment, Docker can no longer be reduced only to a container runtime. An application that is divided into several microservices has greater orchestration requirements instead of simple scripts. For this, Docker has introduced the service abstraction Docker Swarm to help orchestrate containers across multiple hosts.
Docker turned five last week! To mark this milestone, we talked with David Messina, CMO at Docker about its evolution, how Docker became the poster child for containers and what’s in store for 2018.
Serverless has grown considerably in the past few years but is it ready to embrace its maturity? And does that mean running away from NoOps or toward it? In the last part of our interview series, we invited six JAX DevOps speakers to weigh in on the serverless movement, its “competition” with container-based cloud infrastructure and the challenges Kubernetes and Docker should be addressing this year.
It’s finally here! Four months ago, the Docker team announced that they would add optional Kubernetes to Docker Community Edition for Mac and Windows and now we’re already seeing results. Docker for Windows with beta support for using Kubernetes as your orchestrator is now available.
As we say goodbye to 2017, it’s good to stop and take a look at how things have gone over the past twelve months. Today, we’re looking at Docker: what happened this year and what’s next for our favorite container technology.
Docker is revolutionizing IT — you’re probably hearing this phrase quite often. Still, these questions linger: If we were to look beyond the hype, what’s so disruptive about Docker technology? What are the differences between Docker and a virtual machine? What is hype and where does the real added value lie? We talked with Brian Christner about all this and more.
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