CloudFoundry vs Kubernetes: Which Cloud Platform Should You Choose?

March 10, 2022

CloudFoundry and Kubernetes are two open-source technologies used to run applications in the cloud. Selecting the right platform for your deployments is an important choice to maximize performance, maintainability, and the productivity of your developers. Read More »

Docker uses tags to identify distinct versions of an image. In common with the broader container community, tags should be used to mark each release so users can select between different versions. Read More »

In an increasingly agile world of programming and DevOps, not only do the applications and tools you code need to be modular, you may find yourself and the programs needing to be modular as well. Read More »

DigitalOcean’s Container Registry gives you a private space in the cloud to store and distribute your Docker images. As well as offering an image repository, the service also integrates into DigitalOcean’s other services. You can deploy stored images to App Platform and use them with your Managed Kubernetes clusters. Read More »

Github Actions are automation pipelines that can be used to run CI testing and builds. It runs in the cloud through Github’s servers, but there are some cases, such as intensive code compiling, where you might prefer running them on your own dedicated worker nodes. Read More »

Long-time Netflix users are now experiencing the service’s most recent price hike, which was implemented earlier this year. And these users aren’t happy—in their mind, Netflix could save money if it stopped launching and canceling so many new shows. Well, a Netflix price drop may arrive at some point, but not for the reasons you hope. Read More »

We saw a ton of new products at Apple’s Peek Performance event, including the Mac Studio and iPhone SE 5G. But one announcement may have slipped under your radar—the black Magic Mouse and Magic Trackpad. That’s right; Apple is bringing back the darkness. Read More »

SharedPreferences is a module bringing the functionality of Android’s eponymous API to your cross-platform Flutter apps. It uses Apple’s similar NSUserDefaults API when running on iOS and macOS. Implementations are also included for Linux and Windows so it’ll run everywhere Flutter apps can. Read More »