pCloudy Desktop Assistant or PDA as we call it is a major utility released in 5.9 updates. It is a much demanded app which enables users to access the most used features of pCloudy like Wildnet, Android tunnel and iOS connect at a single place. It also improves the usability of these features significantly since …
Guest post by Docker Captain Gianluca Arbezzano Recently Corey Quinn from LastWeekInAWS wrote an article that made me think “Nobody Cares About the Operating System Anymore”. Please have a look at it! I like the idea that nobody cares about where their application runs. Developers only want them running. A bit of context about Tinkerbell …
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DevOps shortens the software development lifecycle, but finding and hiring skilled DevOps practitioners is time-consuming and expensive. There is, however, an online platform for DevOps training.
Transparency Market Research has a new report pertaining to the global IoT (Internet of Things) and edge computing-connected-machines market. The report projects the IoT market will reach a value of $1.3 trillion by 2027. This is not at all surprising. What is a bit of a shock are the emerging ways that organizations are leveraging …
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At Esper, AOSP devices are some of our favorite devices to work with. We’ve previously talked about choosing between GMS and non-GMS devices for your dedicated Android device. When we say AOSP, we mean devices that do not come with Google Mobile Services (GMS) and run open source Android. If you have decided to choose …
Plans to Add AOSP Devices to Your Fleet? Esper’s Got Your Back Read More »
*Monorepos are highly-active code repositories spanning many projects. These can test the limits of conventional continuous integration. Semaphore is the only CI/CD around with easy out-of-the-box support for monorepos. Monorepo workflows should be easy to set up A monorepo is a repository holding many projects, each maintained by a separate developer or team. Most times, …
With just over a month to go before DockerCon LIVE 2021, we’re thrilled to announce our first round of speakers. We have returning favorites and compelling new first time speakers to round out your DockerCon experience. We received hundreds of amazing speaker proposals which made it difficult to select just a few. We set up …
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The pandemic of 2019-2020 made us all lazy. With no option but to sit at home, 35.82% of us gained weight in that phase, thanks to our laziness. Fortunately, that phase gives us an excellent chance to understand a somewhat similar concept in web development. So, how do you define the term “lazy”? While Google …
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Handing off your Kubernetes clusters to a managed service provider can feel like sending your kids off to college—it’s scary at first, but eventually there’s a lot less work to do around the house. The managed Kubernetes options—or Kubernetes as a service (KaaS)—from the Big Three public cloud providers Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, …
This post will look at how to keep a Docker container running for testing, debugging, and troubleshooting purposes. When you are getting started with Docker, you might have faced the problem of Docker container exiting immediately after starting. Normally this does not occur if you try to run a official Nginx container. But if you …
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