Docker allows you to describe a consistent, reproducible container for your executable.

If you want to understand a Docker image, there is no more useful tool than the docker history command. Whether it’s telling you why your image is so large, or helping you understand how a base image was constructed, the history command will let you peer ... (more…)

Find out how to deploy your Dockerized microservice applications in Docker Swarm using Traefick sticky sessions... (more…)

We’re ironically searching for counterexamples to the Riemann Hypothesis. Setting up PytestAdding a DatabaseSearch StrategiesUnbounded Integers In this article we’ll deploy the application on… (more…)

In this installment (Part 3), we look at the commands needed to start and run Docker, beginning with containers. (more…)