Docker is one of those things that, one day, started popping in forums, in IRC channels discussions and on Hacker News and making the buzz, but I never took time to really know what that was really about. Of course I don’t live in a cave: I had heard of i... (more…)

Users of Docker containers often ask what the difference is between that technology and the Nanobox development platform. Here's an explanation. (more…)

You might have seen the Magazine’s previous article on running SQL Server v.Next on Fedora.  That post talks about how to install it directly in to your Fedora installation. However, containers are an incredibly popular way to deploy apps especially ...

Setting up a Docker Swarm (“docker swarm mode” if you want to be more accurate), is pretty much a trivial process. You need 3 nodes, create a swarm on one of them and join the other two nodes to the swarm. Simple. What if you wanted a 100 swarm nodes? How... (more…)

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. D...