Tag: Docker

Last month, Azure Container Registry has gone to public preview. Finally you can start uploading your container images to Azure! This fills an important gap in the containerized application lifecycle in the Azure ecosystem. It is also the first production service I participated in building and delivering at Microsoft. Read More →

Nearly two years ago I published my side project Docker.DotNet —an open source C#/.NET client library for the Docker Remote API. Ever since, many teams and critical products at Microsoft as well as outside Microsoft started to depend on this library. Read More →

dexec is a small Go library allowing you to run commands inside Docker containers as if you are running them locally using the os/exec package. Read More →

I am honored to having written a foreword for Jeff Nickoloff’s new book, Docker in Action from Manning Publications. I made acquaintance with Jeff through his marvelous blog posts on Docker and microservices. Make sure you check out his book. Read More →

For the past month, I have been working on making docker-machine work on Azure using our azure-sdk-for-go. Read More →

Even for someone who does not care about Microsoft Azure at all, I think the “Virtual Machine Extensions” concept is something pretty darn interesting and other cloud providers do not have an equivalent. Read More →

I wanted to re-iterate an article I published on Azure Blog more informally, so here we are. In the past few months, I have been trying to make it damn easy to create Docker Swarm clusters on Microsoft Azure. Whenever I have some distributed workload I want to deploy to cloud, I prefer Docker Swarm right away: it is easy to set up it is simple (it speaks the Docker CLI language) Other orchestrators (as of writing) are more tedious to set up and configure and requires you to install additional things or write configuration files to run Docker containers. Read More →

I am honored to give a talk at my most favorite dev conference ever, DockerCon 2015 Europe! When I got the email saying my proposal got accepted, I thought it was going to be the happiest moment of my year.

I was proved wrong when my talk turned out to be the top rated session of the conference! The video recording and the slides are finally here. Get your popcorn ready, sit back and enjoy the show! Read More →