Containers are not VMs
Docker Job Market Heating Up
It’s a new year, is it a time for a new job? Docker is blowing up in the job market. Take a look at this trend line from indeed.com: More than a 70,000% increase in job postings around...
Docker and the Three Ways of DevOps Part 3: The Third Way – Culture of Continuous Experimentation and Learning
written by John Willis, Evangelist at Docker The Third Way of DevOps completes the full cycle. It has also been referred to as just “Continuous Learning”. In DevOps speak, we sometimes allude to...
Docker and the Three Ways of DevOps Part 2: The Second Way – Amplify Feedback Loops
written by John Willis, Evangelist at Docker In the previous post in this series, we discussed patterns of applying DevOps principles in a way that yields high performance outcomes. In part two, we...
Docker and the Three Ways of DevOps Part 1: The First Way – Systems Thinking
written by John Willis, Evangelist at Docker Have you read Gene Kim’s The Phoenix Project? Some of the principles behind the Phoenix Project and an upcoming book I am co-authoring with Gene (The...
Why I Love Docker… and Why You’ll Love it Too
About Me John Willis joined docker from the recent Socketplane acquisition. John is one of the founding members of the core Devopsdays team and was an early executive of both Chef and Enstratius...
Tiny Docker Operating Systems
In a recent post, The New Minimalist Operating Systems, I briefly described three new OSs designed with Docker in mind. I also mentioned Boot2Docker, which I considered to be the smallest (23MB)...
The New Minimalist Operating Systems
Part of my work on the Technical Alliances team at Docker involves exploring innovative projects our ecosystem partners are working on. One area that has seen radical change in recent years is the...