Monthly Archives: September 2020
[ad_1] The Esper DevRel 44 release introduces many new features such as Nested Groups, Pipelines, a Learning Center to explore how to get started with Esper, and many more changes and improvements. Here’s a quick look at what’s new in DevRel 44: Nested Groups for Devices Pipelines revamped v2.0 Learning Center v1.0 Ability to delete […]
[ad_1] The DroidDevCast is a new podcast brought to you by the team at Esper, exploring all things Android, mobile DevOps, and open source software development. On our third episode, Esper Content Marketing Manager and podcast host Rin Oliver is joined by Upbound Senior Software Engineer Daniel Magnum, who works full-time on Upbound’s Kubernetes infrastructure […]
[ad_1] Today we are open sourcing the code for the Amazon ECS and Microsoft ACI Compose integrations. This is the first time that Docker has made Compose available for the cloud, allowing developers to take their Compose projects they were running locally and deploy them to the cloud by simply switching context. With Docker focusing […]
[ad_1] It’s a well-known fact that most start-ups fail. What’s less well-known is that most tech start-up failures are caused by the same typical challenges. Facing them with your eyes open can increase your chances of success. Here at DevOpsGroup, we’re fans of Howard Love’s book The Start-Up J Curve. Love suggests the common belief […]
[ad_1] In our first post in our series on CI/CD we went over some of the high level best practices for using Docker. Today we are going to go a bit deeper and look at Github actions. We have just released a V2 of our GitHub Action to make using the Cache easier as well! […]
[ad_1] According to the 2020 Jetbrains developer survey 44% of developers are now using some form of continuous integration and deployment with Docker Containers. We know a ton of developers have got this setup using Docker Hub as their container registry for part of their workflow so we decided to dig out the best practices […]
[ad_1] Episode #2 of The DroidDevCast Series Shifting to DevOps means new approaches to development, operations, and testing. To paraphrase Larry Smith, DevOps teams must test early, test often, and test like they mean business. This where the practice of adopting extreme testing methodology can be extremely valuable. Esper recently launched The DroidDev Cast, a podcast […]
[ad_1] Community is a backbone of all sustainable open source projects and so at Docker, we’re particularly thrilled to announce that William Quiviger has joined the team as our new Head of Community. William is a seasoned community manager based in Paris, having worked with open source communities for the past 15 years for a […]
[ad_1] The big question for any tech scale-up is how to grow revenue without a parallel increase in underlying costs. Boosting teams’ productivity levels is the simple answer. But achieving this without risking burnout, system instability and high levels of technical debt is not so straightforward. This is where DevOps ways of working come to […]
[ad_1] Back in May we announced the partnership between Docker and Microsoft to make it easier to deploy containerized applications from the Desktop to the cloud with Azure Container Instances (ACI). Then in June we were able to share the first version of this as part of a Desktop Edge release, this allowed users to […]