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Open source: Docker’s secret sauce
As the CEO of Docker, Ben Golub is at the forefront of the container revolution. In only two years, Docker has grown into a huge ecosystem that is starting to see widespread adoption across the enterprise market. The company has nearly quadrupled in size, and the statistics for applications are even more impressive.
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Docker Makes the News, But the Open Container Project is the Big News
Docker has announced the availability of its commercial solutions and the Docker Trusted Registry, which is software that lets organizations securely store their container images. The Docker Trusted Registry (DTR) is a registry for Docker container images that provides an on-premise option for storing and sharing Docker images. It offers "a highly-available registry server that provides LDAP and Active Directory integration with existing authentication systems," and "it also offers role-based access control (RBAC) and audit logs for authorization and compliance for authorization and compliance," according to the company.
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The Open Container Project and what it means
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Linux Kernel 3.4.108 LTS Adds Sound and Wireless Improvements, Updated Drivers
Zefan Li had the great pleasure of announcing the immediate availability for download of a new maintenance release for the 3.4 kernel series, Linux kernel 3.4.108 LTS, a long-term support version that will receive updates for a few more years.
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AMD Radeon R9 Fury X Launches Today, Initial Results A Bit Of A Let Down
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