CoreOS recently released Rocket 1.0–the latest version of its rkt container platform. Rocket 1.0 includes a variety of features designed to make containers more secure, and raises the bar for container security in general. I wrote a post about the […]
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Containers are the hot concept du jour and like with any emerging technology once it has gained mainstream popularity the big question becomes, “OK, but what about security?” CoreOS is partnering with Intel to address that question in its Rocket
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A lot changed between the time I initially wrote this for ContainerJournal and when it actually went live on the site. The split between Docker and CoreOS has been mended and everyone is now playing nicely together in the Open
Docker abandoned the Standard Container Manifesto and its original mission Read More »
The Open Container Project was the DockerCon “shot heard ’round the world”. The news that Docker and CoreOS worked out their differences and united in a common effort along with just about every major tech company to develop and maintain
DockerCon was about more than just the Open Container Project Read More »
A few years ago Docker didn’t even exist. Up until the end of last year you’d still be forgiven if you hadn’t really heard of Docker. Suddenly, though Docker is everywhere. Every OS and cloud platform is scrambling to integrate native
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The big news out of DockerCon so far is the announcement of the Open Container Project. Docker, CoreOS, and pretty much every big name in DevOps and container technologies have united to form the Open Container Project. OCP is dedicated
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