DockerCon 2017: Moby’s Cool Hack sessions
Every year at DockerCon, we expand the bounds of what Docker can do with new features and products. And every day, we see great new apps that are built on top of Docker. And yet, there’s always a few that stand out not just for being cool apps, but for pushing the bounds of what you can do with Docker.
This year we had two great apps that we featured in the Docker Cool Hacks closing keynote. Both hacks came from members of our Docker Captains program, a group of people from the Docker community who are recognized by Docker as very knowledgeable about Docker, and contribute quite a bit to the community.
Play with Docker
The first Cool Hack was Play with Docker by Marcos Nils and Jonathan Leibiusky. Marcos and Jonathan actually were featured in the Cool Hacks session at DockerCon EU in 2015 for their work on a Container Migration Tool.
Play with Docker is a Docker playground that you can run in your browser.
Play with Docker’s architecture is a Swarm of Swarms, running Docker in Docker instances.
Running on pretty beefy hosts r3.4xlarge on AWS – Play with Docker is able to run Continue reading