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The Death of the Monolithic SaaS Product
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Why Snap CI and Travis CI are not the same thing
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Why we decided to use LXC instead of Docker for build environments in Snap
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2015 devops report
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Sysdig, a container monitoring startup, raises $10.7M
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OpenSSL Alternative chains certificate forgery
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11y ago
Docker is mainly an app packaging mechanism of sorts. Just like you would build a jars, wars or rpms, etc. you create docker images for your applications. The advantage you get is that you can package all your dependencies in the container
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CentOS Atomic Host Released
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Open container project
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Is Docker always the right container tech to opt?
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11y ago
Getting paid to be drunk. Kudos to the idea!
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12y ago
So any comments on how is this better than a Raspberry Pi for example? You could all this using an arduino or a pi isn't it?
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12y ago
Whether its the best way or not depends on one's opinion. But it allows you to maintain a history of your deployments and things like creating tags when you deploy which is helpful for me. Yes, Travis CI does allow you to do this. But