On July 4, 2023, we released the first container images for Enterprise Linux family systems on ARM64 architecture (aarch64). We produce images for a number of operating systems in this family.
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On April 19, the AlmaLinux OS Foundation released the first installation images for their 9.0 beta version of their Enterprise Linux system. Today we are announcing that we have created yet another, the third (after CentOS Stream 9 and EuroLinux 9 beta), collection of images of an Enterprise Linux 9 operating system supported by our team
Read moreContainerization of the application with Docker has recently become quick, easy and pleasant. Docker, however, does not allow advanced management of containers created with it. Therefore, the next natural step was the emergence of container group management systems. Today a few words about orchestration. The leader of the orchestra at the time of writing this […]
Read moreIn the previous part of our series, we learned how to install the community version of Docker Engine. We also learned how to download, start, and delete a container and its image. Today we will be using an EuroLinux 7 based image along with the FBI (Free Base Image) repository. Docker versioning basics – what […]
Read moreWe are launching a new series of articles, this time dedicated to Docker. Today we will discuss the simplest commands related to it. We will start with installation and configuration, then we will move to adding the user to the group and importing the container image. Finally, we will list and destroy the container with the images.
Read moreThis article was created to familiarize readers with the issue of containerization. Apart from discussing the most important concepts, I will also present a historical outline. This will allow you to understand that containers, contrary to appearances, are not a new technology. Their present shape is a derivative of an idea that has literally evolved through generations of enthusiasts and creators of operating systems.
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