AI for DevOps Engineers - Part 1: The Building Blocks of DevOps AI
DevOps is a key success factor for modern software development and we have most definitely come across AI in one way or another. The intersection of AI and
Introducing Docker Secrets Management - Docker Blog
Containers are changing how we view apps and infrastructure. Whether the code inside containers is big or small, container architecture introduces a change to how that code behaves with hardware - it fundamentally abstracts it from the infrastructure. Docker believes that there are three key components to container security and together they result in inherently safer apps.
Minio Launches Docker-Based Distributed Object Storage Server - Container Journal
For some time now, Minio has been making available an open-source distributed object server in a beta format that sits on top of Docker containers. Starting today, that distributed object server is now generally available, complete with support. Minio CEO Anand Babu Periasamy says Minio is looking to directly support organizations that will be spending roughly $1 million or more on storage.
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>What's New in vSphere 6.5: vSphere Integrated Containers - VMware vSphere Blog
Last year we introduced Project Bonneville. The idea behind it, at the high level, is that there is a strong parallel between the constructs Docker uses inside a Linux Docker host and the constructs ESXi uses as a hypervisor.
Hyper.sh Mixes Containers, Hypervisors, and Something Called 'Hypernetes' - The New Stack
A new container technology called Hyper.sh or just "Hyper" (formerly HyperHQ, and not to be confused with Microsoft's Hyper-V), could conceivably alter the course of containerization. Like dotCloud, which eventually became Docker, Hyper is a containerized workload deployment and hosting service. It's a PaaS that calls itself a "CaaS" (containers-as-a-service).
Tightening Up SELinux Policy for Containers
I wrote a blog post a couple of weeks ago explaining how SELinux can block breakout of processes in containers using when exploiting a vulnerability in the /usr/bin/docker-runc or /usr/bin/runc executable. At the time, I explained that the policy for container_t was blocked from writing to most parts of the OS other the container content labeled container_file_t.
Introducing Distributed Cheese: Traefik 1.1 Camembert Is Out!
After 4 months of development, we are proud to announce the second release of Traefik: version 1.1.0, codename . The full changelog is quite huge but here are some new features we want to highlight: Swarm mode support In v1.12, Docker introduced swarm mode, for natively managing a cluster of Docker engines.
Quick Interview #6: Building the Consul Bundle at Kickstarter
What was it like building a bundle of commands for Cog? Fun! I really appreciated the cog-rb library, which made it easy to interact with Cog in a language close to our own codebase. I also liked the ability to use Docker images to package the bundles.
New MicroBadger Image Change Notifications - Microscaling Systems - Medium
Ever wanted to know when a container image you are building on changes? MicroBadger have just beta-launched a new feature that helps with keeping images up-to-date and safe: Image Change Notifications. With change notifications, you'll get notified by webhook whenever a public image is updated on Docker Hub.
Setup a simple CI pipeline to build Docker images for ARM
Recently I did an experiment: Can we build Docker images for ARM on ordinary cloud CI services that only provide Intel CPU's? The idea was to get rid of self hosted CI build agents that you have to care for.
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