Docker provides a powerful tool for creating lightweight images and containerized processes, but did you know it can make your development environment part of the DevOps pipeline too? Whether you're ...

You get a keyboard-first UI to start/stop containers, watch logs, and debug easily without leaving the terminal.

Enterprise app development is in the middle of a transition from the traditional world of the waterfall model to a more agile approach that emphasises rapid iteration and continuous delivery – the ...

DevOps is not simply a set of tools or systems, but rather a methodology requiring stakeholder buy-in for successful execution. DevOps is based on collaboration—using operations, best practices, and ...

The IT infrastructure needed for today’s globalised, agile digital businesses is changing rapidly. Gone – or fast-disappearing – are the days of slow-moving IT development and applications that are ...

Does a microservices-based approach to software development in which services are deployed to Docker-like containers and orchestrated with technologies like Kubernetes and Swarm actually make DevOps ...

Containerization as a concept, and Docker in particular, has received a great deal of attention in the virtualization tools and cloud computing space recently, yet the promise of this lightweight, ...

Recent shifts are driving the adoption of a number of technologies and tools, including containers, which are garnering big attention from investors. Gartner predicts that by 2016, nearly 25% of the ...

In the long run, DevOps, containers, and microservices will change the way organizations themselves are managed. “Microservices allow you to build apps which are loosely coupled and easier to update ...

Working with containers in the enterprise often can seem daunting to a business which has no experience with them. Developers and DevOps teams alike can benefit from implementing containers into their ...