Linux on Servers
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Who's cashing in on containers? Look to the cloud
Docker-style containers are so hot they’ve broken the scale ETR uses to measure CIO intent to purchase enterprise technology, registering “the strongest buying intention score ever recorded in [its] six-year history.”
While that data is more than a year old, more recent analyses peg Docker adoption up by a factor of 2.6 in 2016 over 2015, yielding a market worth $762 million in 2016, projected to bloat to $2.7 billion by 2020, according to 451 Research.
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Serverless Computing Is the Stack Reimagined [Ed: Serverless=you have less control over the computer you use. Cloud=you have no ownership of the computer you use. Serverless Cloud=suicide.]
In Ho's own words, "Serverless computing is the code execution model that the cloud provider abstracts the complexity of managing individual servers." This basically means the provider worries about the servers. You just run your code on them.
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Docker 1.13 Prunes Containers, Improves Security
The Docker 1.13 release introduces multiple new commands including prune and squash, which can help containers to use disk space more efficiently.
Docker officially announced its 1.13 release on Jan. 19, with new capabilities to help build, manage and secure containers.
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