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Alerts for self-hosted customer deployments
TL;DR: Distr is an Open Source platform to distribute applications to on-prem, BYOC, and air-gapped customers. It now…
Getting started with docker
What are containers? Containers are a way of packaging applications together with all required dependencies and configuration, making…
API Gateway vs Gateway API
Gateway API is an official Kubernetes project focused on L4 and L7 routing in Kubernetes. It replaces the…
k8s debug pod
At various points in an Amazon EKS cluster’s lifecycle, direct access to a worker node may be required.…
Containers aren’t a sandbox for AI agents
Where containers stop being simple Containers are sold as a solved abstraction. You package a filesystem, declare a…
AWS App Runner vs ECS Express Mode: Git, ECR, Scaling, and Security Explained
Introduction AWS provides modern ways to run containerized applications without managing servers. Two popular options are AWS App…
Docker Volumes and Data Persistence: Managing State in Containers 💾
One of the most challenging aspects of working with Docker has been figuring out data persistence. Containers are…
Part 01: Building a Sovereign Software Factory: Docker Networking & Persistence
GitHub: https://github.com/InfiniteConsult/0005_cicd_part01_docker TL;DR: In this first installment, we reject the fragility of default Docker environments. We build a…
Docker Image Compression: gzip vs zstd
Docker images are already compressed when you push them to registries like Docker Hub, GHCR, AWS ECR, etc.…
AWS ECS Managed Instances: The Middle Ground We’ve Been Waiting For
AWS ECS Managed Instances: The Middle Ground We’ve Been Waiting For If you’ve been operating containerized workloads on…
