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Docker / Linux

Podman: all you need to know about Dockerless Docker

In the ever-fast-moving container world there is a silent revolution going on that goes by the name of Dockerless Docker. Docker brought containers into mainstream, however what is the difference between a Docker and a container?...

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FreeNAS / Kubernetes / Linux / News

Fedora CoreOS graduates to public use

Fedora CoreOS is the successor to Atomic Host and CoreOS Container Linux. Following the acquisition of CoreOS in 2018, Red Hat announced it would integrate CoreOS into its ecosystem. This was the birth of Fedora CoreOS....

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2020: Trends and predictions for technology and IT

Predictions are always hard to make especially in technology, or are they? Machine Learning is getting better and better at making predictions, while IoT is reversing the common approaches in Cloud Computing while using Cloud Computing....

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Linux

Is Apache Mesos dead, and why should you care

Apache Mesos is a distributed kernel that enables multiple machines to work as if they were a single computer. Mesos is primarily used in Big Data deployments alongside Hadoop, Spark, Kafka and others. But is Mesos...

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Linux / News

CentOS 8 and CentOS Stream, what’s new

CentOS is the Community ENTerprise Operating System. Derived from RHEL, the popular enterprise Linux distribution, CentOS aims to deliver the same experience for free (if you don’t need Red Hat’s support). CentOS 8 was released on...

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Docker / Kubernetes / Linux

K3OS: pico Kubernetes operating system

Kubernetes has revolutionized the way to manage containerized workloads at scale. Kubernetes is the perfect tool when you need to scale horizontally, but what happens when you run Kubernetes on a 1GB RAM node? Things start...

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Docker / Kubernetes / Linux

Helm: the package manager for Kubernetes

Containers have revolutionized the way we create, develop and deploy applications. While managing large fleets of containers is difficult, Kubernetes handles it very well… but managing Kubernetes is hard. On top of that, composing multi-container applications...