Understanding Microsoft's Docker Images for .NET Apps
To run .NET apps in containers you need to have the .NET Framework or .NET Core runtime installed in the container image. That's not something you need to manage yourself, because Microsoft
Learn Docker in a Month: your week 4 guide
The YouTube series of my book Learn Docker in a Month of Lunches is all done! The final five episodes dig into some more advanced topics which are essential in your container
LEARN DOCKER IN ONE MONTH! Your week 3 guide.
My YouTube series to help you learn Docker continued this week with five more episodes. The theme for the week is running at scale with a container orchestrator.
You can find all
Learn Docker in *ONE MONTH*. Your guide to week 2.
I've added five more episodes to my YouTube series Learn Docker in a Month of Lunches. You can find the overview at https://diamol.net and the theme for week 2 is:
Learn Docker in one month! Your guide to week 1
I'm streaming every chapter of my new book Learn Docker in a Month of Lunches on YouTube, and the first week's episodes are out now.
Here's the Learn Docker in a Month
What do Istio, SRE and Jenkins have in common? My latest Pluralsight courses
One of my goals for 2020 was to publish much more content, and I've started well with a new Pluralsight course every month :) Here's what's new.
And it's FREE April on Pluralsight
Learn Docker in a Month of Lunches - My New Book
You can get access to all the first few chapters of my new book right now.
It's called Learn Docker in a Month of Lunches, and the goal is simple: to get
Pluralsight's FREE Weekend: Your Docker & Kubernetes Course Guide
Pluralsight's entire course library is FREE for everyone this weekend, from Friday 6th September to Sunday 8th September! That's over 6,000 courses covering everything in development, ops and creative.
That's too
Docker on Windows: Second Edition - Fully Updated for Windows Server 2019
The Second Edition of my book Docker on Windows is out now. Every code sample and exercise has been fully rewritten to work on Windows Server 2019, and Windows 10 from update
Getting Started with Kubernetes on Windows
Kubernetes now supports Windows machines as worker nodes. You can spin up a hybrid cluster and have Windows workloads running in Windows pods, talking to Linux workloads running in Linux pods.
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ARMing a Hybrid Docker Swarm: Part 4 - Reverse Proxying with Traefik
A reverse proxy quickly becomes a must-have when you're running a container orchestrator with more than a couple of services. Network ports are single-occupancy resources, you can't have multiple processes listening on
Adventures in Docker: Coding on a Remote Browser
This adventure lets you code on your normal dev machine from some other machine, using the browser. It's powered by Docker plus:
- code-server - VS Code running in a container with browser