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Docker Compose sets up a single network for your app, adding each container for a service to the default network.

Docker Compose Networking Configure networking between containers when using Docker Compose.

Get up to speed on Kubernetes.

Kubernetes: How Do I Do That? Kubernetes (lovingly referred to as “K8s”, “K8”, or even “the Kubes”) is becoming the most widely adopted container cluster manager out there.

Dockerize your Laravel Application http://bit.ly/2fEuDZL

Docker Compose with Flask Apps http://bit.ly/2j38Co4

Instead of using Vault as a key-value store, we started using it as a token generator.

Vault: Thinking Differently About Secrets Vault is a service developed by the fine engineers at Hashicorp, which is designed to safely secure any data you want: passwords, SSL certificates, application tokens, etc.

Adding Your Branches on Runnable http://bit.ly/2fFma8L

How to get up to speed on Kubernetes.

Kubernetes: How Do I Do That? Kubernetes (lovingly referred to as “K8s”, “K8”, or even “the Kubes”) is becoming the most widely adopted container cluster manager out there.

Reactive microservices bring a lot of benefits to the the table, but it comes at a cost.

5 Caveats Before Diving into Reactive Microservices Architecture We have been pushing reactive microservices for some time now, but there are some considerations to take note of before taking the plunge.

Looking to move from native Docker tooling to K8s? Our own Anand Patel created a tool for you - Kontainer!

Introducing Kontainer: The Easy Way to Switch to Kubernetes Unless you’ve been hiding in a container for the past few months, you’ve probably heard of Kubernetes (often called k8s), the best container orchestration tool around. K8s configuration is a bit more involved than a simple Docker run command or Compose definition.

Hit a snag in running your Rails app? Here are some solutions to problems that aren’t obvious.

Run your Rails Application How to run your entire Ruby on Rails application in a set of Docker containers, including databases, memory stores, and other dependencies.

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How do sockets work? How does the socket data get so backed up? Why does using a Transform solve the issue when piping with an async function does not?

Get Your Apps to the Poll (Phase)! A month ago, I wrote about my investigation into an implementation of a real-time socket data manipulator which could eventually stall our application. While trying to research how this stuff actually worked, I couldn’t find many resources explaining how actual code goes through the event loop.