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Docker / Linux

What is Docker Swarm?

Docker Swarm is the native solution to create, define, monitor and maintain Docker clusters. When stepping the boundaries of single-server and multi-container applications Docker Swarm is the right tool for the job. Discover what Docker Swarm...

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Linux / Tutorials

MiniShift setup on Windows: OpenShift on Windows

OpenShift is a great PaaS platform by Red Hat that leverages container technologies such as Docker and Kubernetes. If you want to try OpenShift but don’t want to set up a real, full-blown cluster this solution...

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Docker / Linux / Tutorials

OpenShift: the ultimate guide to the ultimate PaaS

OpenShift is a PaaS platform produced by Red Hat that leverages container technologies such as Docker and Kubernetes. With its outstanding features that allow both developers and administrators to meet halfway, OpenShift is a solid infrastructure...

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Docker / Linux

What is Kubernetes?

Kubernetes is an orchestration tool that provides many important features like: scaling, scheduling, self-healing, load balancing, cluster management and monitoring to a container solution, usually Docker. “What th-?” If you’re about to say that, this is...

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Tutorials

Git basics: getting started with Git

Git is a distributed Version Control System that allows developers to manage their code and maintain bigger projects as the number of the developers involved grow. Today let’s take a look at the basics.

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Linux

Host your own Git repositories with GitLab

One of the many tasks developers face is keeping track of changes within their code. That’s what tools called Version Control System(s) were invented for. Git is one of them and it is usually accompanied by...

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Theory

Git: learn how to manage your code

If you are a developer, chances are that sooner or later you will start working with lots of files, and if you distribute your code, chances are you will start working with lots of people too....