Docker offers a comfortable way to try the latest C++ features without installing the compiler on the local machine. With Docker it is possible to launch a c... (more…)

Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! In the last few installments, I put Debian on my recycled Proliant ML330 G6, installed all the dev tools... (more…)

One of the things that comes up a lot with Docker security is that, by default, the authorization model is all or nothing. Essentially any user or process that has access to the Docker socket (or Docker TCP port if it’s configured to listen on a network) ... (more…)

Traditionally, Asp.Net web applications deployed on Windows Server and IIS are not known for being cloud friendly. That is now a thing of the past, thanks to the open source cross platform .Net Core and SQL Server For Linux.... (more…)

This is a multi-part series on developing production-ready R microservices. Read part 2 here. Read part 3 here Some work I did for a recent client involved developing an R-based data science model… (more…)