If you're looking to jump in to Docker, but need a little guidance, then the Docker team is here to help with their new tutorial series! The first installment helps you with getting Docker set up, so go get your feet wet by watching the tutorial at the link below. DOCKER TUTORIAL 1 – INSTALLING [...]
Docker has recently announced their acquisition of Kitematic, which boasts to be the fastest and easiest way to use Docker on a Mac. Kitematic automates several processes, both basic and advanced, and even offers a graphical user interface (GUI). This is another step for Docker in simplifying the developer experience, providing more operational flexibility, and [...]
Docker's Ben Firshman recently led an online meetup covering the three new open-source tools that were recently launched into beta: Machine, Swarm, and Compose. The meetup was very well attended, but if you were not lucky enough to catch it you can still watch the video recording of the live stream by following the link [...]
Being lightweight has always been a focus of Docker, and to that end there are two incredibly small and minimalistic Docker-focused OS: Boot2Docker and RancherOS. Docker's Peter Salvatore just released an article taking a closer look at what makes these 2 tiny OS tick, so if you're interested then click on the link below to [...]
The Docker Governance Advisory Board had its second meeting recently, and it was attended by our own Andrew "Tianon" Page. Docker has recently posted a list of notes from the meeting, which covered a wide variety of topics, including Docker community’s astounding growth, interesting project stats, core team focus on extensibility and pluggability, networking, extensibility, [...]
Docker just held their first ever Maintainers Summit recently, and for those of us who weren't invited (which is most of us, really) Docker just gave us a little peek into what was going on. The mini-summit lasted two days, the first of which was mainly focused on the integration and testing of all the [...]
It's been almost a year since Red Hat announced Project Atomic, which promised to provide a system that is optimized for Docker and containers. Red Hat has made good on that promise, and has now released Enterprise Linux Atomic Host 7.1 alongside their release of Enterprise Linux 7.1. If you are interested in learning more [...]
January and February have been some busy times for Docker, and that can be seen in the 13 new official repositories that have been added to Docker Hub. To see a list of what those repositories are and a brief description of what they do, follow the link below. THIRTEEN NEW OFFICIAL REPOSITORIES ADDED IN [...]
Docker has just recently announced their acquisition of the year old company Socketplane, a company that is focused on networking for containers. Docker has not released any financial details, but they have said that it is a talent acquisition. To learn more about Socketplane and the acquisition go to the articles linked below. Docker has [...]
Docker is growing, and so is their team. Two of the latest members are Diogo Mónica and Nathan McCauley, who will be taking up the roles of leading the security team. Both Diogo and Nathan worked for Square just as it began to take off, so they have a lot of experience with security, and [...]
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