This video explores WASM and compares it with Docker containers, Kubernetes, serverless, and edge to answer the following questions.
In this video, we will take a look at some of the common mistakes that people make when building CI/CD pipelines, and we will show you how Dagger can help you to avoid these mistakes.
Dagger is a set of libraries enable us to write CI (not CI/CD) pipelines in a variety of languages (NodeJS, Python, Elixir, etc.), that can run anywhere (locally, remotely, in other pipeline tools), and that is based on Docker or other container runtimes.
It replaces many of the tasks we normally write in Jenkins, GitHub Actions, Argo Workflows, Tekton, CircleCI, and other remote pipeline solutions.
Continue readingAcorn is a development platform that makes it easy to build and deploy cloud-native applications in Kubernetes or as a SaaS service. It uses CUE-based DSL as its configuration language, which makes it easy to define, manage, and deploy applications using a single, declarative language.
In this video, we will show you how to use Acorn to build and deploy a cloud-native application and discuss the pros and cons in an attempt to discover whether Acorn might be a good choice.
Continue readingKubernetes is a powerful container orchestration platform that can be used to run a wide variety of applications. But what are the best types of workloads to run in Kubernetes? And how do you decide?
In this video, we take a comprehensive look at what to run in Kubernetes. We will discuss the benefits of running different types of workloads in Kubernetes, as well as the challenges and considerations to keep in mind.
Continue readingContainers are not VMs. Stop treating them as such. Stop using Debian, Ubuntu, and other similar Linux distributions as your base container (Docker) images. Containers are NOT VMs.
Continue readingCan we build container (Docker) images without Dockerfile? Do we need Dockerfile or can we accomplish the same or better results with Buildpacks, Paketo, and kpack?
Continue readingwerf is designed to glue together Git, Docker, Helm, and Kubernetes. It is meant to be used in CI/CD pipelines. Let’s see whether it can be helpful to manage our k8s applications.
Continue readingHow to replace Docker Desktop with nerdctl and Rancher Desktop?
Continue readingHow can SREs, DevOps, ops, security, and other types of experts help developers?
Continue readingRancher Desktop is Kubernetes and container management. As such, it could be a good replacement for Docker Desktop. Is that the case? Should we move from Docker Desktop to Rancher Desktop?
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