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by bampolampy 11y ago
I'm the author of this article, happy to answer questions. I also wrote about Docker network plugins in the article a bit. Happy to chat about it.
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Composable Go Services Using Libchan(blog.codeship.com)
7 points by bampolampy 11y ago|1 comments
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by bampolampy 11y ago
Thanks for the feedback! We're certainly excited about the recent move towards go's experimental vendoring, I can't say I've had many positive experiences with vendoring myself as it is. The only thing worse than vendori
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by bampolampy 11y ago
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing!
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by bampolampy 11y ago
Someone tweeted about it shortly after my post when live, Delve does look interesting and a lot more compatible with go in general, but there is significant appeal around being able to use a general debugging tool with go. It's the cla
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by bampolampy 11y ago
I would not call this an alternative. I think an alternative development workflow involves using packer as well as a number of other top level tools (vagrant for example) and using a number of other languages and DSLs. What you end up with
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by bampolampy 11y ago
We are just starting a beta for our new CI flow which follows the container paradigm very closely. It allows you to build docker compose stacks for your various application images, and run your CI/CD pipeline locally, exactly as it wou
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by bampolampy 11y ago
(disclosure: I do work for Codeship :P ) There are a lot of really great reasons to use Docker, or any container technology for CI. First off containers give you a standard interface to a reproducable build. This means you can run something
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GSCS: Game servers in Docker containers
3 points by bampolampy 11y ago|0 comments