Links tagged “docker”
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github.com
rocker Rocker breaks the limits of Dockerfile.
github.com
Table of contents Description Bocker makes your Dockerfile reusable.
github.com
API Gateway & Microservice Management Kong is a scalable, open source API Layer (also known as an API Gateway, or API Middleware).
grocker.readthedocs.io
Grocker - a Docker image builder for Python applications¶ Grocker allows you to bundle your Python applications as Docker image while keeping the image size as minimal as possible.
blog.jessfraz.com
The Brutally Honest Guide to Docker Graphdrivers Saturday, April 2, 2016 Sup, let me give you fair warning here.
packer.io
Works Great With Out of the box Packer comes with support to build images for Amazon EC2, DigitalOcean, Docker, Google Compute Engine, QEMU, VirtualBox, VMware, and more.
blog.scottlowe.org
A Quick Introduction to LXD 6 May 2015 With the recent release of Ubuntu 15.04, aka “Vivid Vervet”, the Ubuntu community has also unveiled an early release of LXD (pronounced “lex-dee”), a new project aimed at revitalizing the use of LXC and LXC-based containers in the face of application container…
flockport.com
The announcement of LXD by Canonical is leading to even more confusion and unfair comment on Canonical , some of it borne out of ignorance, some of it unbecoming of folks who really should know better.
resin.io
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resin.io
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vincent.demeester.fr
Hi, I'm Vincent Demeester, a french developer, sysadmin, factotum and free-software fan.
sirupsen.com
Docker’s momentum has been increasing by the week, and from that it’s clearly touching on real problems.
github.com
logspout Docker Hub automated builds for gliderlabs/logspout:latest and progrium/logspout:latest are now pointing to the release branch.
fabiokung.com
Or why don’t free and top work in a Linux container?
goldmann.pl
How Docker uses cgroups to bound a container: CPU shares, memory limits and disk I/O bandwidth.
