containers

In the last post, I looked at creating a build environment, settling on a strategy where I used Docker Compose to create our build environment. From there, I need some way to actually run our build in an environment. Typically, my Windows build run

In the last post, I looked at what comes "out of the box" with the Docker support in Visual Studio. While what we saw makes a lot sense for a good "F5" story, it's not that great for an actual

In the last post, I looked at how containers could make local development easier for our typical projects, and mainly found they work well for dependencies. Next up, I wanted to see if they could make our continuous integration server "better". Better,

Containers, huh, good god What is it good for? Local Dependencies! Edwin Starr (also disputed) In the last post, I walked through our typical development pipeline, from local dev to production: Now for most of our developers, when we start a new project, we

Containers, huh, good god What is it good for? Probably something? Edwin Starr (disputed) Here at Headspring, we're seeing more and more usage of Docker for local development. Having not really touched Docker or containers, I wanted to understand how Docker could help make