Virtualization

Docker Compose launches, executes, communicates, and closes Docker containers with a single coordinated command. It is used for defining and running multi-container Docker applications. Follow this step-by-step guide to install Docker Compose on Ubuntu 20.04/22.04.

Docker offers two commands for copying content into a Docker image using Dockerfile: COPY and ADD. This article explores the similarities and differences between the two instructions and advises you which one to use.

This article explores free VMware ESXi hypervisor alternatives and lists their most important features.

Containers and virtual machines are both used to create isolated virtual environments for developing and testing applications or software. This article examines the two virtualization methods to help you understand the difference between them.

Docker is a popular container-based platform. Learn all about Docker, its components and how it works.

This article shows how to SSH into a running Docker container. Docker's exec, attach, and run commands are the preferred methods to connect to a running container, but traditional SSH is also an option. This article explains all the options.

Setting up a remote office system for your employees? Check out how VPN and VDI can help and learn about the differences of these two solutions.

Kubernetes is a management platform for OCI compliant containers. It provides a way to balance loads between containers and run containers across multiple systems. This guide will walk you through installing and deploying Kubernetes on Ubuntu 20.04.

As the containerization becomes the norm in DevOps world, Docker's competitors start to emerge. This article will compare two container management engines - Docker and Podman. It will also help you choose the right engine for your needs.

Docker containers have unlimited access to RAM and CPU memory of the host. This is not the recommended practice as it can have a negative effect on container performance, as well as overburden the host. Learn how to configure your containers to work within the specified memory and CPU resources.