In this Women in Tech Week profile, we talk with Rene Mascarinas, a Product Designer, about her career and why tackling tough problems is important to growth.
I wrote a blog series recently where I walk you through the basics of architecting an application for Kubernetes, with a tactical focus on the actual Kubernetes objects you’re going to need. The posts go into quite a bit of detail, so I’ve provided an abbreviated version here, with links to the original posts.
We’re continuing our celebration of Women in Tech Week with another profile of one of many of the amazing women who make a tremendous impact at Docker – this week, and every week – helping developers build modern apps. Today, we’re featuring Clara McKenzie, Support Escalation Engineer.
We’re continuing our celebration of Women in Tech Week with a profile of Amn Rahman, a data engineer, one of one of many of the amazing women who make a tremendous impact at Docker – this week, and every week – helping developers build modern apps.
We’re continuing our celebration of Women in Tech Week with another profile of one of many of the amazing women who make a tremendous impact at Docker – this week, and every week – helping developers build modern apps. What is your job? Senior Director of Product Marketing. How long have you worked at Docker? 2 ½ years. Is your current role one that you always intended on your career path? Nope! I studied engineering and started in a technical role at a semiconductor company. I realized there that I really enjoyed helping others understand how technology works, and that…
Docker Enterprise was built to be secure by default. When you build a secure by default platform, you need to consider security validation and governmental use. Docker Enterprise has become the first container platform to complete the Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIG) certification process. Thanks to Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) for its support and sponsorship. Being the first container platform to complete the STIG process through DISA means a great deal to the entire Docker team.
It’s Women in Tech Week, and we want to take the opportunity to celebrate some of the amazing women who make a tremendous impact at Docker – this week, and every week – helping developers build modern apps. What is your job? Software Engineer. I build systems, write and review code, test and analyze software. I’ve always worked on infrastructure software both at and before Docker. I participate in Moby and Kubernetes OSS projects. My current work is on persistent storage for Kubernetes workloads and integrating it with Docker’s Universal Control Plane. I also enjoy speaking at technical conferences and…
One common misperception that we heard in the webinar — that Docker and Kubernetes are competitors. In fact, Kubernetes is better with Docker. And Docker is better with Kubernetes.