4 posts tagged with "docker"

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Introduction​

Docker introduced containers technology as mainstream around 2013. Since then, containerization became an integral part of the cloud and digital transformations. Nowadays most of the traditional server workloads such as web APIs, web apps (broadly speaking server side workloads), are containerized. Heck, even Microsoft saw the writing on the wall and since 2016 windows containers are also there (albeit a bit on the heavy side). 2017 saw the introduction of Kubernetes, a container orchestration, which even more cemented already strong position of containers as compute workhorses.

Cloud Native - Developer Workflow​

Software Development Lifecycle with Kubernetes and Docker​

Introduction​

Software development tooling and processes have evolved rapidly in last decade to meet growing needs of developers. On top of mastering, often a few, programing languages and paradigms, software developers must learn to navigate increasingly complex landscape of tools and processes.

Continue reading if you are interested in learning about Docker architecture and how containers work.

Portable Kubernetes management with kubectl in Docker container​

Saying that Kubernetes is becoming mainstream would be an understatement. In fact, it has influenced how modern distributed systems are designed and operated. By abstracting away infrastructure concerns we are able to leverage Kubernetes as a “platform to build platforms” or “cloud operating system” with lots of obvious benefits, but also development and operational challenges.