Server: HPC, Docker, and Loss of Control in Age of 'Cloud', Kubernetes etc.
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How Docker's CEO Is Growing the Container Pioneer for the Future
Steve Singh has a very succinct vision for Docker. He wants to enable companies to modernize traditional applications with the Docker container platform. It's a vision that is already transforming into market success for Docker as the company has grown from what Singh said was single-digit million-dollar revenue in 2016 to being on track for triple-digit million-dollar revenue for 2018.
Since becoming CEO of Docker in May 2017, Singh has helped transform the container pioneer itself. In October 2017, at his first DockerCon, Singh's company announced that it was embracing the once rival Kubernetes container orchestration system. At DockerCon 18, Docker announced new multicloud federation capabilities and developer improvements to the Docker Desktop.
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imagine you no longer own your infrastructure
Sounds crazy and nobody would ever do that, but just for a moment imagine you no longer own your infrastructure.
Imagine you just run your container on something like GKE with Kubernetes.
Imagine you build your software with something like Jenkins running in a container, using the GKE provided docker interface to build stuff in another container.
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But this time it's not your infrastructure and you can not modify the operating system context your docker container are running in.
Sounds insane, right? Luckily we're just making up a crazy story and something like that would never happen in the real world, because we all insist on owning our infrastructure.
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