16 articles tagged #docker.
AWS container orchestration service that runs and scales Docker applications without managing the underlying cluster infrastructure.
Serverless compute engine for containers that eliminates server management, allowing Docker container execution paying only for consumed resources.
Repositories for storing, versioning, and distributing container images, from public registries like Docker Hub to private registries like ECR.
Practices and tools for securing containers throughout their lifecycle: image building, runtime, orchestration, and compliance.
Specification for defining reproducible development environments in containers, eliminating 'works on my machine' problems and accelerating onboarding.
Amazon Linux-based devcontainer template for AWS-compatible development environments.
Collection of custom Dev Container features with automated testing, CI/CD, and GitHub Container Registry publishing.
Minimal devcontainer template for quickly starting projects with a clean base configuration.
Devcontainer template for serverless fullstack development with Python backend, React frontend, and local AWS services.
Container platform that packages applications with all dependencies into portable, consistent units that run identically in any environment.
Tool for defining and running multi-container applications with a YAML file, simplifying local development of systems with multiple services.
Copier templates for project scaffolding with Docker Compose, MkDocs documentation, and automated configuration.
Practices and tools for creating productive development environments on the developer's machine, replicating production as closely as possible.
Demonstration of dual-interface architecture where the same business logic serves both a traditional web application and an MCP server for AI tools.
Personal development environment with devcontainer, Docker Compose, Python backend, and React frontend.
Reusable Terraform modules for managing Docker containers and AWS ECS Fargate, with progressive examples and local testing with LocalStack.