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by amouat 11y ago
Thanks. That's appreciated. Hopefully the author will update the article.
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by amouat 11y ago
It would be a lot more useful if said what these misconceptions and inaccuracies were. It seemed generally accurate to me. I think you should either back up this comment or delete it; otherwise it's unfair to the author. (I don't
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by amouat 11y ago
How did this sentence make it into the article: "In turn, the $41 million people who pay to use services like Spotify was $1.6 billion."? It doesn't even read properly. (I think they mean "In turn, the 41 million people
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by amouat 11y ago
IIRC he claimed to have had the most on-screen swordfights of any actor.
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by amouat 11y ago
It's all a little outdated - 9 months is a long time in the Docker world.
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by amouat 11y ago
A lot of the time it doesn't feel like that to me. People release things they have worked long and hard on, only to get a bunch of negative comments picking on holes and mistakes. The weird thing is they are the lucky ones; it's p
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Using Docker on Early Release(adrianmouat.com)
5 points by amouat 11y ago|0 comments
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by amouat 11y ago
Ah, that's a really great explanation - thanks. I guess you lose all of the Docker metadata, links and volumes though? You should turn this into blog post if you have time - I'd upvote it anyway!
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by amouat 11y ago
> [0] This is the best-kept secret of both Docker and systemd. I recently conducted a workshop on "Docker Without Docker" - in other words, how to run Docker containers without even having the Docker runtime installed (using pu
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by amouat 12y ago
I agree that security should have been in place before they went 1.0. However, if you look at the work on the version of the registry (docker/distribution on github), they are taking things more seriously and trying to get the basics r
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by amouat 12y ago
Docker didn't fuck up when they hired the square guys. http://blog.docker.com/2015/03/secured-at-docker-diogo-monic... I agree that security and provenance is a real issue in Docker. It is however being worke
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by amouat 12y ago
Reminds me of the day I foolishly did "docker run -d debian yes" so I could play with some of the inspection commands. I forgot about it and an hour later it had eaten nearly all of my hard disk space...
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by amouat 12y ago
In a shameless self-plug, my book walks through setting the Docker development workflow, showing how to develop, test and deploy with containers. You can get it on early release now, but the current version doesn't have the deployment
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by amouat 12y ago
Well, Docker Inc called Docker production ready on the 1.0 release and took down all the "do not use in production" warnings.
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by amouat 12y ago
Yeah, salting definitely isn't bad, in fact it's actually essential. What the author is saying is that it's not enough - salting won't save you when your attacker can test 10s or 100s of thousands of hashes a sec. The ar
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by amouat 12y ago
Container Solutions is proud to release today its own container technology, Rocker. Rocker is an amalgamation of ideas and sources from both the Docker and Rocket projects. http://container-solutions.com/2015/04/co
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by amouat 12y ago
Not too far off, but it turns out there are several versions. From http://www.rampantscotland.com/poetry/blpoems_grace.htm : Some hae meat and canna eat, And some wad eat that want it; But we hae meat, and we
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by amouat 12y ago
Burn's Selkirk Grace is about the only thing I've tried to memorise; I'll check afterwards how far away I was: Some hae meat and cannae eat, And some wid eat that want it, But we hae meat and we can eat, And sae the
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Docker Inspect Template Magic(container-solutions.com)
2 points by amouat 12y ago|0 comments
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by amouat 12y ago
Can we add [2013]? Also, this seems to be the largest previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8074186
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by amouat 12y ago
I agree with this. Docker use the same flag style and it was confusing enough that it was wrongly documented for a long time: https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/10517
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Add-ons fill the enterprise gaps in Docker's ecosystem(techrepublic.com)
2 points by amouat 12y ago|0 comments
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by amouat 12y ago
I think that's only because they don't see CoreOS as "minimal" in the same sense as Rancher and boot2docker.
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Running Docker in Jenkins (in Docker)(container-solutions.com)
2 points by amouat 12y ago|0 comments
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by amouat 12y ago
Well, no. DevOps is (or should be) as the OP describes it. Just because you disagree with the concept doesn't make the definition wrong.
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How to deploy a web container on a Google powered Mesos cluster(container-solutions.com)
4 points by amouat 12y ago|0 comments
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by amouat 12y ago
This reminds me of the subuser project ( http://subuser.org/ ) which is basically about using Docker to achieve sandboxing - the project is effectively aiming to build a linux package manager out of Docker. Several commenters
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The Future is Containerized(container-solutions.com)
1 points by amouat 12y ago|0 comments
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by amouat 12y ago
Yeah, the author's main argument seems to be you can only run one process in a Docker container, which is utterly false. It's fair to say it's idiomatic to run one process per container, but it's definitely not the only
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Docker: The latest Confusion(container-solutions.com)
2 points by amouat 12y ago|0 comments

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