Top 10 Open-Source Docker Developer Tools | CenturyLink Labs
Helping Developers do Ops EasierNavigating the ever-changing Docker ecosystem can be difficult, so we at CenturyLink would like to make it easier for you. A few weeks ago, I wrote about the top 10 startups using Docker. This week we are talking about the top 10 open-source projects using Docker. I will group them to highlight what each project focuses on. Table of Contents 1. Flynn.io 2. Deis 3.
Deploying Multi-Server Docker Apps with Ambassadors | CenturyLink Labs
Helping Developers do Ops EasierThe #1 problem faced by people trying to use Docker in production today is how to run multi-server Docker apps. Docker’s linking mechanism only works within a single-host environment, so if (for example) you want to link your database to your wordpress, they have to be on the same host. But there is a new ops pattern being established to fix this problem. It is call
15 Quick Docker Tips | CenturyLink Labs
Helping Developers do Ops EasierBrian Morearty recently gave a lightning talk at Twitter HQ about Docker. You should really check out his slides, they are fun and have a lot of character. He also runs a hands-on training course for Docker. But as a reference chart, here are the 15 tips he suggests: Getting the id of the last-run container You could do this: $ ID=$(docker run ubuntu echo hello worl
Heroku on Docker | CenturyLink Labs
Helping Developers do Ops EasierI am sure you have heard of Docker, but have you ever actually deployed a real app on it? How would you even start to move Heroku’s 4+ million apps into Docker Containers? Not many people have even tried. Building an app on Docker can be incredibly hard and frustrating. Not like Heroku where everything is taken care of for you. With Docker, you have to learn about D
Hacking Hack with Docker | CenturyLink Labs
Helping Developers do Ops EasierThe Hack programming language is the new hotness. Now that Facebook uses it for basically everything, every new startup is wondering if they should start using it too. But how do you even get started? What if I told you that you could be running a Hack server on your laptop in 30 seconds with Docker? $ brew install boot2docker # if you are on OS X $ boot2docker up #
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