Back in March 2013, Docker was introduced publicly for the first time during Docker founder, Solomon Hykes’ lightning talk at PyCon. Since that moment in 2013, Docker has evolved in conjunction with the needs of users and customers to drive innovation around security, orchestration, networking and more. From building out advanced security features across the software supply chain and offering the choice of both Swarm and Kubernetes, to developing Docker for Mac/Windows and the Docker Enterprise Edition (EE) container platform, Docker has come a long way. Now at the age of five, Docker has millions of users and over 450 commercial customers – including hundreds of the world’s largest companies – that rely on Docker EE to power their digital and multi-cloud initiatives.
The history of Docker has shaped where we are today and as we celebrate our 5th birthday this week, we take a look back at the journey that lead us here.
Following the enthusiastic reception at PyCon 2013, Docker’s image format and container runtime quickly emerged as the de facto standard and building block for the community, customers and the broader industry. The Continue reading
Since our inception, Cumulus Networks has strived to propel the industry forward with innovative products, unmatched service and a transformative worldview. As the company has grown and as our products have been optimized, we feel we’re at a place that is truly exciting, both for us and for our customers. So today, you may ask, how does Cumulus Networks now fit in to the industry environment, needs and zeitgeist as the innovators of open networking? I’m happy you asked. Let’s start from the beginning.
CIO Magazine recently predicted that by 2020 there will be 4.1 billion internet users with 26.3 billion networked devices. This will cause data center traffic to jump 330%! Every industry is feeling the pressure to deliver innovative digital experiences to these network hungry consumers. This digital disruption is real — where speed, quality and agility mean everything to businesses. In fact, 40% of CEOs rank digital transformation as their top imperative, according to a recent Economist Intelligence Unit survey.
This means the vitality of the network is of the utmost importance to support the applications that we haven’t even dreamed of yet. Without a fast, agile Continue reading
ETSI MEC is working with ETSI NFV to determine how to deploy MEC in an NFV environment.
IBM President and CEO Ginni Rometty kicked off the company’s Think 2018 with cloud and Watson news. Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam joined Rometty on stage to discuss how its subsidiary Oath uses IBM Cloud.
The collaboration will ease device registration and provide a more seamless connection from the edge to the cloud.
The open source platform can automate redundant container processes for developers. This allows developers to more closely mirror production methods within an enterprise.
This course covers the CompTIA 220-902 exam objectives. It is ideal for technical support personnel, help desk technicians, computer technicians, junior system administrators and anyone looking to build the necessary skill set required to achieve the CompTIA A+ certification.
This course is taught by Phillip Inshanally and is 4 hours and 20 minutes long. Interested in watching? All Access Pass members can view this course by logging into their INE streaming account. For those who are not All Access Pass members, you can purchase this course at ine.com.
About The Instructor:
Phillip has been in the IT Industry for over 17 years and gained much experience consulting, designing, planning, implementing and documenting various network environments. Phillip has worked on deployments for local and global backbone projects with multiple networks on an enterprise and ISP level. Throughout his career, Phillip has also had the opportunity to work with many protocols including: Cisco PAR, Cisco BNG, OSPF, OSPFv3, EIGRP, EIGRPv6, ISIS, BGP, L2VPN, MPLS L3VPN, VPLS, QoS,GPON, E1, ADSL,SHDSL, Switching, DMVPN, IPSEC, VMAN, EAPS,REP, and ERPS.
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