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Developing a Spring Boot app on Docker: The AtSea Demo App - Docker Blog

This is the first of a series of blog posts that demonstrates using Docker to develop a typical web application and deploying it in production. For DockerCon 2017, we wanted to build a new demo application that would demonstrate the flexibility of using Docker in development as well as showcase the features of Docker in a production environment.

DockerCon 2017: all the session videos are now live! - Docker Blog

We're happy to announce that all the breakout session video recordings from DockerCon 2017 are now available online! Special shoutout to all the amazing speakers for making their sessions informative and insightful. All the videos are published on the Docker Youtube channel and the presentation slides available from the Docker Slideshare account.

User-guided caching in Docker for Mac - Docker Blog

This post was written by Jeremy Yallop and David Sheets.] Recent Docker releases (17.04 CE Edge onwards) bring significant performance improvements to bind-mounted directories on macOS. (Docker users on the stable channel will see the improvements in the forthcoming 17.06 release.) Commands for bind-mounting directories have new options to selectively enable caching.

Building Minimal Docker Containers for Go Applications

There are several great official and community-supported containers for many programming languages, including Go, but these containers can be quite large. Let's walk through a comparison of methods for building containers for Go applications, then I'll show you a way to statically build Go apps for containerization that are extremely small.

Using Docker Behind a Proxy - via @codeship

Reading Time: 7 minutes In today's article, I am going to explore a common pain point for anyone running Docker in a large corporate environment. Today I'll show how to use Docker without direct internet access. By default, Docker assumes that the system running Docker and executing Docker commands has general access to the internet.

Docker Container Compliance with InSpec - Chef Blog

Thanks to its speed and approachability, Docker has done a great deal to make containers popular. Need a quick Redis server? docker run redis and boom, you've got a Redis server. However, compared to traditional hosts and virtual machines, containers are considerably more difficult to reason about.

Build a Minimal Docker Container for Ruby Apps

As a Ruby and Rails developer, I've always wanted to have a working and isolated environment for my projects, regardless if it's a client project, some gem that I work on, or a pet project. Back in the day, I had always wanted to achieve this using Vagrant.

Docker Containerd Explained in Plain Words

This article was originally posted on the VMware Cloud Native corporate blog. I am re-posting here for the convenience of the readers of my personal blog. I have been frequently asked "what's [Docker] Containerd?" The short answer I gave may be of benefit for the larger community so I am turning this into a short blog post.

Containers, Docker, and Kubernetes Part 3

In Part 1 of this series I touched on containers, Docker, and how these technologies are rapidly redefining operations and infrastructure across the industry. Part 2 continued the discussion by going over Kubernetes, what it is and what it provides.

Rootless Containers with runC | Cyphar

27 June 2016 runC is the canonical Open Containers Initiative (OCI) runtime implementation. It came from the container runtime that Docker developed to replace LXC within Docker a few years ago, calledlibcontainer (not to be confused with Virtuozzo's ). Currently runC is used by Docker (through containerd) to run containers.

containous/traefik

traefik - Træfik, a modern reverse proxy

Caiyeon/goldfish

goldfish - A HashiCorp Vault UI panel written with VueJS and Vault native Go API

alexellis/faas

faas - Functions as a Service - a serverless framework for Docker

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