All articles tagged with docker
Manual server configuration is killing your uptime. Learn how to implement a 'Git as Source of Truth' workflow using GitLab CI, Ansible, and Docker on high-performance infrastructure.
We benchmark Docker 1.12 Swarm Mode against Kubernetes 1.4 for high-availability Nordic infrastructure. Stop guessing and start architecting for stability.
Stop managing retry logic in your application code. A battle-hardened guide to implementing the emerging Service Mesh pattern using Linkerd and Consul on high-performance Norwegian infrastructure.
Moving from monolithic architectures to microservices requires more than just Docker. We explore critical patterns for orchestration, service discovery, and the infrastructure requirements needed to handle the latency overhead in the Norwegian market.
Is Serverless the end of the sysadmin? Hardly. In this 2016 retrospective, we dissect the latency, cost, and lock-in risks of FaaS, and propose a high-performance hybrid model using Docker and NVMe VPS in Norway.
While the hype around AWS Lambda grows, pragmatic engineers know the truth: serverless doesn't mean no servers. We explore hybrid patterns that combine FaaS agility with the raw power of NVMe-backed VDS for stateful reliability.
Your build times aren't slow because of your code—they're slow because your VPS storage is choking. We analyze the impact of Disk I/O on Docker and Jenkins pipelines and why NVMe-backed KVM is the only viable architecture for 2016.
The recent Dirty COW exploit was a wake-up call: containers are not sandboxes. In this deep dive, we explore how to harden Docker 1.12, manage kernel capabilities, and why running containers inside KVM slices is the only way to sleep at night.
The 'Dirty COW' exploit woke everyone up. Here is a battle-tested guide to locking down containers on Linux, why KVM is mandatory for true isolation, and how to navigate Norwegian data privacy in late 2016.
A battle-hardened comparison of the new Docker Swarm Mode and Kubernetes 1.4. We analyze performance, complexity, and why your underlying VPS IOPS matter more than your scheduler.
Microservices are great until your network turns into a black hole. We implement Linkerd on CoolVDS to handle service discovery and resilience without losing our minds.
As 2016 draws to a close, the container orchestration battle heats up. We benchmark Docker Swarm Mode against the new Kubernetes 1.4 to see which stack handles production loads without melting your Norwegian VPS.
Is your deployment pipeline bleeding time? We dissect the IOPS bottleneck in Jenkins and Docker workflows and show why high-performance infrastructure is the only cure for slow builds in 2016.
It is October 2016, and everyone is rushing to containerize. But default Docker settings are a security nightmare waiting to happen. Here is how to harden your stack using namespaces, capabilities, and KVM isolation.
It is late 2016, and the battle for container dominance has shifted from the runtime to the cluster. We benchmark Kubernetes, Docker Swarm, and Mesos to see which solution actually survives production workloads in the Norwegian market.
Is your Jenkins build taking 20 minutes? In 2016, developer idle time is the biggest budget killer. We dissect I/O bottlenecks, Docker caching strategies, and why raw NVMe power in Norway is the secret to sub-minute deployments.
Manual deployments are a ticking time bomb. Learn how to implement a 'Git-Driven' workflow using Docker, Jenkins, and KVM virtualization to automate your Nordic infrastructure.
Docker is not a virtualization strategy; it is a delivery mechanism. We dissect kernel namespaces, capability dropping, and why running containers on KVM-backed infrastructure is the only way to satisfy Norwegian compliance standards.
Docker is revolutionizing deployment, but default configurations are a security nightmare. Learn how to lock down your containers, drop capabilities, and why KVM virtualization is your last line of defense.
Moving from monolith to microservices requires more than just Docker. We explore critical patterns like Service Discovery with Consul, API Gateways with NGINX, and why infrastructure latency defines success in the Nordic market.
Breaking the monolith is the trend of 2016, but network latency and IOPS bottlenecks will kill your deployment. Here is a battle-tested guide to microservices architecture using Nginx, Docker, and Consul on high-performance infrastructure.
It's September 2016, and Docker is everywhere. But most deployments in Norway are fundamentally insecure. Here is the battle-hardened guide to locking down your containers before you leak data.
Is your build time long enough to brew a pot of coffee? It's time to fix your pipeline. We break down how to tune Jenkins 2.0, leverage Docker 1.12, and why hardware I/O is the silent killer of deployment speed.
Running Docker as root is a ticking time bomb. This guide covers essential container security hardening, from dropping Linux capabilities to enabling user namespaces, specifically tailored for Norwegian infrastructure standards.
Transitioning from monolith to microservices requires more than just code splitting. We analyze Service Discovery, API Gateways with Nginx, and the critical role of low-latency infrastructure in Norway.
Is the 'Serverless' hype worth the vendor lock-in? We dissect event-driven patterns, cold start latency, and how to build a sovereign FaaS-like architecture using Docker and NVMe VPS in Norway.
Waiting 30 minutes for a build to fail is a productivity killer. We dive into Jenkins 2.0 pipelines, Docker layer caching, and why NVMe storage is the secret weapon for Norwegian DevOps teams facing I/O bottlenecks.
Docker is revolutionizing deployment, but default settings are a security nightmare. We dive into kernel capabilities, user namespaces, and why KVM isolation is critical for Norwegian data integrity.
Is AWS Lambda the only way to do serverless? We explore self-hosted event-driven patterns using Docker 1.12 and RabbitMQ to keep your data in Norway and your latency low.
It is July 2016, and Docker 1.12 has just dropped. But before you deploy Swarm mode, understand why running containers as root is a disaster waiting to happen. A deep dive into capabilities, CoW filesystems, and Norwegian data sovereignty.