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I recently started to check out Kubernetes and wanted to share with everyone how I got WordPress running on it as a three-tier application.

The New Stack then summarized all of the weekend discussions going on in a new blog post and discussed that a fork of Docker may arise. Is a fork really the best answer? Let’s take a look.

I have always been a big fan of Docker and that is very visible if you regularly read this blog. However, I am very disappointed lately how Docker handled the 1.12 release. I like to think of version 1.12 as a great proof of concept that should not have received the amount of attention that it already received. Let’s dive deep into what I found wrong.

I decided to finally make use of my four Raspberry Pi model 3’s and take the challenge to move all of my home services to them.

This is a followup on how to use Docker after building a Swarm cluster. I think it is important for people to understand the different ways to create containers and choose the best way for their needs.

Cloud Explorer is a open-source Amazon S3 client that works on any operating system.

I have always been fascinated with Docker Swarm and how it can cluster multiple computers together to run containers. I mainly used Swarm via docker-machine with the Virtual Box provider for testing. I felt that now it is time to try and run this in production.

Goodbye Docker on CentOS. Hello Ubuntu! My Journey to becoming more productive!