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Docker registry is a piece of application that lets you store and distribute the Docker images internally (within your organization). Docker even has a public registry, known as Docker Hub, free to store Docker images. But, the problem with Docker public registry is that the images you upload on it becomes public. This is not […]
In our previous article, we got to know how to install Docker engine and covered some important Docker commands we use to get the things done from Docker containers. As you are already aware, Docker images are the base of containers. Whenever you provision or launch a container, Docker will search for the image locally […]
Docker swarm is (aka Docker engine in swarm mode) a native clustering solution that makes a group of Docker hosts into a single logical virtual server. Swarm ensures availability and high performance of your application by distributing it over the number of Docker hosts inside a cluster. Also, with Docker swarm, you can scale your […]
KVM stands for Kernel-Based Virtual Machine, is a virtualization software which provides ability to run a multiple guest operating systems with the help of hardware virtualization extensions. It supports wide variety of guest operating system’s such as Linux, Windows, Solaris, Haiku, REACT OS and much more. This guide shows you how to install KVM on […]
VirtualBox is a widely known open source virtualization software that lets you run multiple guests operating systems on single hardware machine. This guide shows you how to install VirtualBox 5.2 on Fedora 27 / Fedora 26. From the version 2.0 VirtualBox supports 32 and 64bit host and guest operating systems (if you want to install […]