Sensors are a key element of IoT.
Everybody loves Linux, but the legacy enterprise wants Windows.
2016, what a year. Ansible upgrades galore, Tower 3 was released, a tipping point for DevOps, and much more.
All these themes were reflected in our blog this year. From doing more with automation, working across platforms (think Windows automation), orchestrating containers at scale, to exploring all the great new features in Tower 3, we covered a lot.
Just in case you missed them, here are our 10 most viewed blog posts of the year (plus a sneaky few honorable mentions).
Containers are an integral part of DevOps workflows. With containers you can be sure that if you build an application once, you can run it in the same way across every environment along the application lifecycle. That’s great, until one developer announces the need for a second, third, or fourth container. More of them, all doing different things, and all connecting together – somehow. But how? Docker has a tool that can help – docker-compose. But it’s limited to environments with a Docker-centric view of the world and doesn’t solve non-Docker orchestration problems. That’s where Ansible comes in. Read more
Ansible plus Docker was a big deal in 2016, Continue reading
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