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Category Archives: DevOps
Docker History
Bullet points: 1979: Unix V7 Introduced the chroot command to isolate the filesystem a process “access” to. Various technology was introduced up to 2006, like Virtuozzo (which patched Linux in a proprietary ways) 2006: Process Containers Launched by Google in … Continue reading
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Random thoughts on DevOps 2022
My true personal opinion based on what customers asks and what co-worker uses: docker , docker-compose is still the dev winner Podman is rising but it has no extra feature, because docker support the rootless mode too. Ignite – Use … Continue reading
Git Servers for your very secret projects
Hosting a Git repository can be a strong need if you want to keep your projects outside the cloud providers. Keep in mind security offered by GitHub, GitLab and Cloud providers like AWS, MS-Azure, etc are damn good (often offering … Continue reading
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Let PiHole play nice with docker-compose
When you run pihole in a docker container, it could be difficult to build images on the same docker daemon, because docker-compose cannot pass DNS request to another container during build, and normal dns resolution fixes won’t work. I solved … Continue reading
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HarborMaster!
After creating Misterio, I found this alternative called HarborMaster: Harbormaster is a small utility that lets you easily deploy multiple Docker-Compose applications on a single host. It does this by taking a list of git repository URLs that contain Docker … Continue reading
The end of the Database Mangement System as we know it
In Microservices architecture, you decompose your services in a set of fine-grained services. These services are full-stack software, from front end API down to database layer. Each microservice is responsible and owns its data. For instance if you have a … Continue reading
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AWS ECS is NOT Docker Swarm
Amazon Elastic Container services (ECS) is the Amazon Solution for running docker containers on Amazon. ECS is not a docker swarm implementation. I am writing this article to stress this, because this point is not very clear digging in the tutorials … Continue reading
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