Community Picks·4yPodman vs Docker: What are the differences?
Podman is a Red Hat product designed to build, manage, and run containers with a Kubernetes-like approach. Docker is the standard containerization tool for almost a decade. The two technologies have fundamental differences but are also perfectly suited to work together. Podman is the default container engine in RedHat 8 and CentOS 8.
Una Kravets·4yStyle Queries
Style queries let you query the style of any parent element within a page and apply styles to its children based on the styles of its parent. Style queries are not landing in the initial implementations of container queries in Chromium and Webkit. Both browser engines currently plan to ship with size query and container query unit support 1 .
Ahmad Shadeed·4yThe CSS behind Figma
Flexbox and Grid have been providing us web developers with lots of new capabilities to build new layouts. While learning how to build a Figma plugin, I stumbled upon a few interesting usages of Flexbox and grid in Figma. I will try to explain most examples from the ground up.
AWS Tip·4yDocker Commands for Beginners
The docker run command is meant to run the container. To run a container, you need to include only the image name. You can start multiple containers of same OS ubuntu by running the run command. Docker automatically generates a container name mix of numbers and letters. The command for running a container with a specific name is:- name container_name docker_image.
Tuts+·4yHow to Implement Infinite Scrolling With JavaScript
Infinite scrolling is a feature used to dynamically load more content on a page once a user scrolls to the end of the page. The concept of infinite scrolling is used to load data from a server in a way that feels “seamless” to a user but doesn’t overload the server.
Semaphore·4y5 Ways to Deploy Microservices
Microservice applications can run in many ways, each with different tradeoffs and cost structures. What works for small applications spanning a few services will likely not suffice for large-scale systems. Microservices are the most scalable way of developing software. But that means nothing unless we choose the right way to deploy microservices.
Hashnode·4yGetting started with Kubernetes
Kubernetes is a container orchestrator. It automates the process of scheduling, scaling, load balancing, fault tolerance, deployment, rollouts, and rollbacks, etc. It is highly extensible and portable by using several plugins, it offers networking and security. Kubernetes has become industry standard.
DZone·4yGet Started With Kafka and Docker in 20 Minutes
Kafka runs on the platform of your choice, such as Kubernetes or ECS, as a cluster of one or more Kafka nodes. A Kafka cluster will be initialized with zero or more topics, which you can think of as message channels or queues. Create the Dockerfile alongside the other three files that were just created and add the following: Dockerfile. Save and close. Subsequent commands will be run in this folder.
Dev Genius·4yCreate Docker NGINX Image and Push to AWS ECR
In this scenario, we were asked to use Nginx to deploy our website. We will pull the latest version of Nginx from the Docker registry. Next, we will create our Dockerfile & index.html file in the same directory. Finally, we’ll create a Docker container from our new image using the following command.