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don't think there are other changes - https://github.com/docker-saigon/docker-saigon.github.io/com...

Cool! thanks for info. I've added a link back to these comments to the blog source (haven't re-generated the static html yet though)

yet it covers containerd ;)

Good point, updated the title. Thanks for the comments (and yes it's almost a year ago I wrote this post)

Totally agree, the post was written almost a year ago across 3 days while preparing a talk (see intro) and while still learning about Docker. Thanks for the feedback :)

fyi, systemd had nspawn for kernel debugging before docker became a hype

it would help these people to read http://docker-saigon.github.io/post/Docker-Caveats/

if you want a more technical review of the Windows beta, read this: http://docker-saigon.github.io/post/Docker-Beta/ But note that beta 8 was released a few days after that review and already introduced some changes.

if you want a more technical review of the Windows beta, read this: http://docker-saigon.github.io/post/Docker-Beta/ But note that beta 8 was released a few days after that review and already introduced some changes. Also, for the Windows beta, it very much is still a beta.

if you want a more technical review of the Windows beta, read this: http://docker-saigon.github.io/post/Docker-Beta/

But note that beta 8 was released a few days after that review and already introduced some changes.

Also, for the Windows beta, it very much is still a beta.

true in the way that "you should watch out for these issues when you deploy Docker to production"?

the creator himself and everyone agree that containers are a way forward, but you can't just jump on them and expect magic to happen.

I think the main reason for a lack of comments is the usage of a controversial historical figure... (at least, that's why it can't be pushed through official channels)

it seems the original video submission was removed from HN, I was looking forward to an in-depth discussion of the issues raised as I think it is both funny and brilliant. I hoped to achieve a discussion through this blog post :)

for the HTML parsing - I was able to pass all the test cases using a stack (push the tags when they open and pop them as they close). I was doing zero validation as the challenge was to take valid html. (I didn't verify that the proper tag was being closed, I knew I'd get out of bound errors due to this, but it should work for valid html)

I was using a string builder to eat the input as I had parsed it... but I got an error on submitting my result - it gave "unexpected termination" even when I had replicated the "unexpected termination" error with a custom test case and caught the error - I still got an unexpected termination error when submitting - sigh - maybe it's related to using C# for the challenge... overall not so hard though...

I've been running Docker on Hyper-V since the start (VBox never worked for me as I had a requirement on Hyper-V) - can you provide a little more info on how unikernel experience was used to make a difference? Is this a custom compiled linux kernel with Alpine distro on top? How would volume mounts compare to something like using the netshare (cifs) with a samba share from the windows host? (which is what I'm currently using)?

or runC with CRIU support?

after flappy bird, another display of great gamedev talent coming out of Hanoi, Vietnam

except if you are half way and resize the window, then maximize - it fails (chrome on windows 10)

agreed, I used a bash script based on glowmachine github repo[1], but switching to docker-compose made everything much easier - as long as you have the knowledge of the docker cli.

[1] https://github.com/glowdigitalmedia/glowmachine-docker/blob/...

when was the last time there was a javascript meetup... unfortunately that seemed to have died down a bit now

living in Saigon since 2006 to date and agree with jawngee.

Been living in Saigon (legally) since 2006. Count me in the Saigon group. My wife is from Hanoi (where we met) and she moved to Saigon. The climate is much milder and the city has less red-tape. They told me there is even a migration of Vietnamese from North to South..

we download to a folder on the docker build server and build docker containers from this cache.

see here: http://stackoverflow.com/a/29936384/138469

or link to the latest covers to make sure they are always up to date. no longer need to worry about those memos, wouldn't that be great?

also, he was being cynical http://fullstack.info/not-ok-google/#comment-2093993300

haven't used any of these myself, but

https://github.com/libreboard/libreboard, http://kanboard.net/, https://github.com/mezod/multikanban

via: https://github.com/Kickball/awesome-selfhosted

agreed, their roadmap aims for a windows port by May/June.

I'd rather keep my Powershell + Hyper-V instead of nodejs + VirtualBox

there are already steam/csgo docker images.. what would a partnership change?

I was also expecting MS to revive libOS... it's a happy surprise they will go with the docker ecosystem instead