Recently docker 1.7 was released and some of our customers are starting to use this with Nirmata. Docker 1.7 was a huge release with several new features & capabilities. Full release notes can be found at: https://github.com/docker/docker/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md
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Recently docker 1.7 was released and some of our customers are starting to use this with Nirmata. Docker 1.7 was a huge release with several new features & capabilities. Full release notes can be found at: https://github.com/docker/docker/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md
This week was a busy one for the container world. The week started with DockerCon 2015 in San Francisco followed by the Red Hat Summit in Boston. Nirmata was a Bronze Sponsor of DockerCon and we had an amazing two days attending the event. Considering that this is just its second year, DockerCon has already become a must-attend event for cloud vendors and users. In this post, I will try to highlight some of the key announcements as well as a few user stories.
This week was a busy one for the container world. The week started with DockerCon 2015 in San Francisco followed by the Red Hat Summit in Boston. Nirmata was a Bronze Sponsor of DockerCon and we had an amazing two days attending the event. Considering that this is just its second year, DockerCon has already become a must-attend event for cloud vendors and users. In this post, I will try to highlight some of the key announcements as well as a few user stories.
Check out the Microservices and DevOps content at Cisco Live 2015!
Check out the Microservices and DevOps content at Cisco Live 2015!
As companies strive to attain achieve software development agility, they are looking to automate each phase of their software development pipeline. The ultimate goal is to fully automate the deployment of code to production, triggered when a developer checks in a fix or a feature. Companies such as Netflix have built extensive tooling to enable their developers to achieve this level of sophisticated automation [1]. In this post, I will describe how deployments of containerized applications can be completely automated with GitHub, Docker Hub and Nirmata.
As companies strive to attain achieve software development agility, they are looking to automate each phase of their software development pipeline. The ultimate goal is to fully automate the deployment of code to production, triggered when a developer checks in a fix or a feature. Companies such as Netflix have built extensive tooling to enable their developers to achieve this level of sophisticated automation [1]. In this post, I will describe how deployments of containerized applications can be completely automated with GitHub, Docker Hub and Nirmata.
An exciting thing about Docker is the number of interesting use cases that emerge as developers adopt containers in their application development and operations processes.
An exciting thing about Docker is the number of interesting use cases that emerge as developers adopt containers in their application development and operations processes.