The Call For Papers (CFP) for DockerCon 2015 has come to a close, and now begins the process of sorting through the papers to select speakers. While the selections have not yet been made, Docker has gone over the basics of the submissions and the submitters and put together a short infographic. For those of [...]
Webhooks took off back with DockerCon Europe, but now their functionality has been expanded with Webhook repository subscriptions. This new feature allows you to get the most out of updates to repositories immediately, so if you would like to try it out or learn more, then click on the link below. ANNOUNCING WEBHOOK REPOSITORY SUBSCRIPTIONS
Back in March Docker added three new official images: Alpine, Logstash, and Julia. If you missed out on these latest additions, or you want to learn more about them, then follow the link below to the Docker blog post. THREE NEW OFFICIAL IMAGES ADDED IN MARCH
Docker continues the tutorial love with part 3 of their casual Docker tutorial series. This installment focuses on volumes in Docker, so if you would like to check it out then click on the link below. DOCKER TUTORIAL 3 – FUN WITH VOLUMES
VentureBeat recently posted an article going through the history of infrastructure in computing, and the jumps between physical-defined, software-defined, and developer-defined infrastructures. In there, they give a shout-out to Docker as a candidate of the platform to be used for the next foreseeable future. They even discuss some of the key points that Docker brings [...]
A little while ago, Docker held an online meetup for it's then recent acquisition: Kitematic. For anyone who missed the livestream, or who is unfamiliar with Kitematic, Docker has recently shared a video of the whole meetup, so if you would like to check it out, then click on the link below. DOCKER ONLINE MEETUP: [...]
Docker's series of basic tutorials continues with this second installment. Click on the link below and dive right in! DOCKER TUTORIAL 2 – DOCKER RUN COMMAND BASICS
Docker has been cooperating with Joyent to help them bring about their SmartOS, which Joyent's CTO Bryan Cantrill says can bring security and management that is still under development at Docker. There are several key differences between running Linux containers inside SmartOS and running them inside Linux itself. InformationWeek recently wrote an article highlighting some [...]
One of the many fronts that Docker has been progressing on is that of Official Repos and Images. Before Official Repos, most of the public repositories were taken from community members, namely dockerfile, but those repos are being phased out with the Official Repos. Docker has taken a chance to remind everyone still using the [...]
Docker recently turned 2, and this has given us a time to celebrate Docker and all that it has achieved since its humble beginnings. If you haven't been along for the whole ride and want to catch up, InformationWeek and eWeek both took the time to assemble some of the highlights of Docker's history, and [...]
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