Richard Lander, Program Manager on the .NET Team, has published a .NET Core on Docker roadmap.  Here are a few key points taken from his post: We are now hardening the runtime to make it container-aware and function efficiently in low-memory environments. With .NET Core 3.0, we found ways to s

I’m expanding my 2-day Learn Azure workshop to support non-Microsoft developers and I needed to test the labs on Linux.  Since my main OS is Windows 10, I needed to create a Linux VM using Hyper-V.  It might be a simple process but there are many steps that can be overlooked (ask me

In this post, I’ll explain how to set an Azure and Docker development environment on the Ubuntu virtual machine we created in Part-1. Update what's there first Open Terminal and make sure you're up to date. sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade   Install .NET Core   wget -

Formule spéciale!  Guy est l'invité et Éric Côté, premier co-animateur de l'émission à ses début, est le co-animateur invité! Nous discutons avec Guy de Kubernetes afin d'essayer de comprendre la raison de l'engouement sur ce produit

Working with WSL2?  Did you noticed that it has taken most of the available memory on your machine?  Or that it gobbled gigabytes of storage?  in this video, Nick Janetakis sums up the current WSL2 issues and how to fix them.

Docker has changed it's terms of service and introduced a 6 month image retention limit on inactive images. Here's an excerpt from the email that Docker sent to all users: The updated Docker Terms of Services will take effect immediately. If you continue to use our products and services, you are agr

I was confused about the pull rate limits that Docker recently enforced on Docker Hub.  Turns out that it's not complicated at all.  In a nutshell: Unauthenticated users get 100 pulls in a 6-hour sliding window. Authenticated users with a free Docker account get 200 pulls in a 6-hour slid

With gRPC being more and more popular, it's interesting to understand the impact of long-lived HTTP/2 calls on load balancing techniques in Kubernetes. In this article, William Morgan explains how Linkerd is able to load balance gRPC calls.

Tl;dr: No, it does not change a thing for you.  Go back to coding, developing, configuring, monitoring, managing or whatever you where doing. Longer story You may have heard that Kubernetes is deprecating Docker.  This information came from the Kubernetes 1.20.0 changelog. "Docker support

Yesterday, Microsoft announced the release of a new open-source project called YARP (Yet Another Reverse Proxy). YARP is a reverse proxy built using .NET and my initial thought was to try it to see how different it is from using Nginx. I basically copy/pasted the code from the blog announcement, bui