#docker (2019-11)
All things docker
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2019-11-01
2019-11-12
Build, Store, and Distribute your Applications and Containers - quay/quay
very cool!
2019-11-13
Mirantis today announced that it has acquired Docker’s Enterprise business and team. Docker Enterprise was very much the heart of Docker’s product lineup, so this sale leaves Docker as a shell of its former, high-flying unicorn self. Docker itself, which installed a new CEO earlier this…
Does anyone use Docker Enterprise?
Mirantis today announced that it has acquired Docker’s Enterprise business and team. Docker Enterprise was very much the heart of Docker’s product lineup, so this sale leaves Docker as a shell of its former, high-flying unicorn self. Docker itself, which installed a new CEO earlier this…
It just begs the question…. if they are not making any money from docker community edition
and they were maybe making a little money from docker enterprise
now that they sold that, what’s their plan to make ANY money?
I think docker as a company will be closed in the near future
@vitaly.markov they can put ads in all of the docker images unless you pay. LOL
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2019-11-14
2019-11-29
Is using an entrypoint script the best way to take secrets from env vars and inject them into config files? I found a project called dockerfy that appears to do this with golang templating, but I’m hoping there is a better way.
it depends on whether the code that’s being executed in the container can interact directly with system variables. e.g. in our case
• python apps are pulling sys envs from directly passed variables to container using os.getenv(“var_name”, “default)
• because nginx doesn’t do dynamic variable interpolation available containers are using entrypoint script which updates the variable placeholders in place using sed
Another use case is injecting private key files into a container
We pull the private keys from a KMS protected S3 location using entrypoint
but I guess you can pull them into the host and mount the directory into the docker container as well
Thank you @Maciek Strömich