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Docker and Kubernetes: How They Work Together
Docker and Kubernetes are two of the most popular technologies for containerized development. Docker is used to package applications into containers, while Kubernetes is used to orchestrate and manage those containers in production. Kubernetes changed how we develop and deploy containerized applications, providing a powerful orchestration platform that automates tasks such as scaling, load balancing,…
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3 Ways to Drive Business Outcomes with Docker
More than a decade ago, Docker ushered in the era of containers by making it easy for developers to build, ship, and run applications anywhere. Before Docker, deploying and managing applications was a complex and time-consuming process. Developers had to worry about the compatibility of their applications with the underlying infrastructure, and they had to…
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5 Benefits of a Container-First Approach to Software Development
We highlight five benefits of embracing a container-first approach to software development. Download Cracking the Code: Effectively Managing All of Those Applications to learn more.
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We’re No Longer Sunsetting the Free Team Plan
After listening to feedback and consulting our community, it’s clear that we made the wrong decision in sunsetting our Free Team plan. Last week we felt our communications were terrible but our policy was sound. It’s now clear that both the communications and the policy were wrong, so we’re reversing course and no longer sunsetting…
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We apologize. We did a terrible job announcing the end of Docker Free Teams.
We apologize for how we communicated and executed sunsetting Docker “Free Team” subscriptions, which alarmed the open source community. Read our FAQ to learn more.
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The Impacts of an Insecure Software Supply Chain
Today, software regularly integrates open-source code from third-party sources into applications. While this practice empowers developers to create more capable software in a shorter time frame, it brings with it the risk of introducing inadequately vetted code. How aware are we of the security of our open-source code? Most of us use pip or npm…
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