Containers

Summary Self-hosting means running an open-source or commercial software stack on infrastructure you control, instead of consuming it as a managed cloud service

Summary Cloud-native is a design philosophy and set of practices for building applications that are resilient, scalable, and manageable in modern cloud

Summary Docker is the most widely adopted container platform, providing tools to build, ship, and run applications in lightweight, isolated containers that

Summary Docker Compose allows developers to define an entire multi-container application—services, networks, and volumes—in a single docker-compose.yml file and

Summary A Docker Registry is a server-side application that stores and distributes container images, acting as the repository from which container runtimes pull

The container ecosystem has evolved significantly over the past few years, and teams today have more choices than ever when selecting their container runtime

When developing applications for OpenShift, having a reliable local development environment is crucial. But with several options available, each with different