Slow Docker commands on domain joined PC I recently joined a new company and as part of that I got a new laptop. Normally that just means installing the things I need, and I’m good to go. However, this time
New blog Ok, I have finally gotten my act together and set up a new blog. The old one was based on BlogEngine.NET, which was really good to be honest. But it was getting old,
Versioning ASP.NET Core HTTP APIs using the Accept header For some reason, I have spent a couple of days thinking about versioning HTTP based APIs. Actually, the reason is that I have a client who is using quite a lot of HTTP
Using Azure Files with Azure Container Services and Docker volumes As a continuation to my last post about setting up an Azure Container Service, I thought it might be a good idea to have a look at persistent storage for the containers. Even
A brief look at Azure Container Service Yesterday I had a couple of hours left over as I was on a train on the way to do a presentation. So I thought i would play around a little with the
My intro to Docker - Part 5 of 5 In the previous posts, I have talked about everything from what Docker is, to how you can set up a stack of containers using docker-compose, but all of the posts have been about
My intro to Docker - Part 4 of 5 In the previous posts about Docker, here, here and here, we’ve looked at what Docker is, how to set up a basic container and how to set up a stack of containers using
My intro to Docker - Part 3 of 5 So far in this little blog series about Docker, I have covered what Docker is, how it works, how to get a container up and running using pre-built images, as well as your
My intro to Docker - Part 2 of 5 In the previous post, I talked a bit about what Docker is, how it works, and so on. And I even got to the point of showing how you can create and start
My intro to Docker - Part 1 of 5 It’s been quite a while since I blogged, and there are several reasons for this. First of all, I haven’t really had the time, but I also haven’t really found a topic that