Engineering
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Docker Hub Incident Reviews – April 3rd and 15th 2021
In line with our promise last year to continue publishing incident reviews for Docker Hub, we have two to discuss from April. While many users were unaffected, it is important for us to be transparent with our community, and we hope it is both informative and instructive. April 3rd 2021 Starting at about 07:30 UTC,…
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Video: How to Dockerize a Python App with FastAPI
Join host Peter McKee and Python wizard Michael Kennedy for a warts-and-all demo of how to Dockerize a Python app using FastAPI, a popular Python framework. Kennedy is a developer and entrepreneur, and the founder and host of two successful Python podcasts — Talk Python To Me and Python Bytes. He’s also a Python Software…
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LinuxKit as a Commodity for Building Linux Distributions
Guest post by Docker Captain Gianluca Arbezzano Recently Corey Quinn from LastWeekInAWS wrote an article that made me think “Nobody Cares About the Operating System Anymore”. Please have a look at it! I like the idea that nobody cares about where their application runs. Developers only want them running. A bit of context about Tinkerbell…
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Released: Docker Desktop for Mac [Apple Silicon]
November 2024 update: See the Docker Subscriptions pricing page for upgraded Docker plans. Simpler, more value, better development and productivity. — Today we are excited to announce the general availability of Docker Desktop for Mac , continuing to support developers in our community with their choice of local development environments. First, we want to say…
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Compiling Containers – Dockerfiles, LLVM and BuildKit
Today we’re featuring a blog from Adam Gordon Bell at Earthly who writes about how BuildKit, a technology developed by Docker and the community, works and how to write a simple frontend. Earthly uses BuildKit in their product. Introduction How are containers made? Usually, from a series of statements like `RUN`, `FROM`, and `COPY`, which…
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Docker Compose: From Local to Amazon ECS
By using cloud platforms, we can take advantage of different resource configurations and compute capacities. However, deploying containerized applications on cloud platforms is proving to be quite challenging, especially for new users who have no expertise on how to use that platform. As each platform may provide specific APIs, orchestrating the deployment of a containerized…
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How to Deploy GPU-Accelerated Applications on Amazon ECS with Docker Compose
Many applications can take advantage of GPU acceleration, in particular resource intensive Machine Learning (ML) applications. The development time of such applications may vary based on the hardware of the machine we use for development. Containerization will facilitate development due to reproducibility, and will make the setup easily transferable to other machines. Most importantly, a containerized application is easily deployable to platforms such as Amazon ECS, where it can take advantage of different hardware configurations.
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🧪 Open Sourcing the Docker Hub CLI Tool
For Linux users, we are pleased to announce that we open sourced the hub-tool code.
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