Catalyst Zero

[...] Intro In this article I want to cover docker running in a vagrant box on osx to create encapsulated dev environments. Many developers hustle all day long on their [...]

[...] of multiple services was something I had to do by hand. So when I first fired up a docker container it was just awesome to see how fast it is. Even better with the layered fs they will use way [...]

[...] script oneliner. 3. Create docker development container Now it becomes exciting. We create a docker container that acts as ssh server. For convenience we will use my own dev container here. Lets go! [...]

[...] , HEAD, PORT, URL) Nginx includes /home/dokku/*/nginx.conf Dokku uses buildstep which adds a docker image called progrium/buildstep So if you push your app the endpoint is the dokku script. Dokku then [...]

[...] changes to the docker image. The docker container id to be used here is the hostname shown in your prompt. Your containers [...]

[...] new company, know some amazing people, love to help and probably can't sit still. The idea for Catalyst Zero is for the entire team to help other people build interesting things, while keeping time to [...]

[...] be subject of another post, but, it explains even more why we wanted that to be called: Catalyst Zero. "But wait, you are not doing a company builder!" Correct. But we are here to [...]

[...] . We create a docker container that acts as ssh server. For convenience we will use my own dev container here. Lets go! Build the docker image. Go into the container and put your public key into /. [...]

[...] then tells it which stacks to use, e.g. base and redis, and you have your server. Running 10 Docker containers also saves a lot of harddisk space in relation to full virtualization. When talking to [...]

[...] the layered fs they will use way less space on your disk. Containers != machines With the docker containers you should stop thinking about machines. They are just processes in a separate kernel [...]

[...] of the game and actually has some reasons to exist. I am seriously looking forward to a focussed Exec I/O in the medtec field. See their next event around Fintec as an example. That can bring great [...]

[...] that we have not previously been to, like the Agritechnica or Medica. I recently attended Exec I/O as a speaker and am looking forward to attending more events that bring the old and new world [...]

[...] hustle all day long on their systems, having everything installed and running on one single machine. For some of us it is good enough to do so. With package and version managers everything is [...]

[...] it after Adcloud and started using Babushka, which was way simpler and enough to provision a single machine. But creating new containers was still slow, all the containers started to occupy a lot of [...]