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Hi All, I'm part of the association in my school, and we're looking to add new servers. I'm searching for a tool to manage the servers, create VMs, troubleshoot, and backup data. We currently use an old version of Proxmox VE, but nobody likes this solution, and we want a more recent and reliable solution.
I heard that Docker could be used for that but is it really reliable? Does anyone know a free tool (ideally open source) that will allow us to manage our servers efficiently?
Thanks.
Hello everyone, I want a solution for an app that I want to build and scale but I'm unable to design this app(not familiar with the technologies required to do it).
Basically when the user starts a session then he should have his own isolated instance where the output of this isolated instance is redirected to front end application. I'm aware using VMs and containers for this job and I feel using VMs would be overkill since they are heavy and container could do this job better. After a limited time let's say 30min all the containers associated with the user shall be deleted and based on the demand of the users new containers should be created.
This is what I felt I should do. Should this application require knowledge of Kubernetes or Docker is enough? or is my approach itself wrong to tackle this problem? do let me know. and yes I'm relatively new to programming (2-3 years ) and it would be greatly appreciated if the answer is in layman's terms!
Can someone give me some advice on how to set up Docker on Windows, and if it's worth it to update it from Windows 10 to Windows 11, I really can't get it to work on my Windows setup.
Docker is a container(a machine). Docker can have an Android Studio in it. But Android Studio can not have a Docker inside it
I'm planning to performance-monitor my on-prem systems, like Exchange, A.D. Services (DNS, DHCP, LDAP, etc.), and local web pages. But I'm not so experienced in this topic. So I'm trying to find an easy but effective solution.
I want to create a cluster to create High availability and I'm planning to use Docker if possible.
if you would write which tool is better and why, if you write your opinion, it will be appreciated.
We are operating a smart water purification plant called AAA. AAA has a Docker-based AI platform, and we want to build several water purification plants like this. In addition, it plans to create a headquarters that manages these water purification plants in an integrated way and build a big data platform there. Although I don't know if Ansible AWX can replace Harbor or Kubernetes among the three solutions above, I would like to know which solution is suitable for us and why. May your business go well...
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Docker's Features
- Integrated developer tools
- open, portable images
- shareable, reusable apps
- framework-aware builds
- standardized templates
- multi-environment support
- remote registry management
- simple setup for Docker and Kubernetes
- certified Kubernetes
- application templates
- enterprise controls
- secure software supply chain
- industry-leading container runtime
- image scanning
- access controls
- image signing
- caching and mirroring
- image lifecycle
- policy-based image promotion