Docker has certainly made a revolution in the application development and deployment ecosystem. (more…)

There are two ways to build a Docker image: Running an image, modifying and committing it. This requires access to the live container. Using Dockerfile to build it. ... (more…)

Managing a dev team at a full stack development company can be hard. You have to always keep the over-enthusiastic developers focussed at the right task. More often than not, you to have to remind them that it is important to finish the change request tha...

Whalebrew creates aliases for Docker images so you can run them as if they were native commands. It's like Homebrew, but everything you install is cleanly packaged up in a Docker image.

My previous few story-based articles seem to have really hit it off and I’ve had some very good feedback from you all. As such I thought I… (more…)