25 Years at IBM!
I just recently passed my 25-year anniversary as an IBM employee at the beginning of August. Of course it’s hard to believe I have really been employed as a software developer for twenty-five years,...
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containerd Graduates in the CNCF!
Today is a big day for the CNCF containerd open source project. Today we become the fifth CNCF project to reach graduated status! For completeness, the existing graduated projects are Kubernetes, CoreDNS, Prometheus, and...
“How Linux Became My Job”: Extended Cut, Geeks Edition
Recently the opensource.com editors made an open call for people to submit their own “open source story.” I thought it would be a fun trip down memory lane, so I put a draft together...
DockerHub Official Images Go Multi-platform!
So, every once in awhile you get the immense pleasure of seeing an idea through from start to finish. Multi-platform container images may not be exciting for everyone, but it’s a topic I’ve been thinking...
The new containerd: An open governance driven embeddable container runtime
I’m excited that today we are revealing the culmination of months of discussion between Docker and many of their partners and downstream users: a truly open and collaborative project for a stable, capable, and embeddable container...
IBM’s Bluemix Containers: Applied Container Security
It’s no surprise to anyone that container security is still a hotly debated and discussed topic across the cloud ecosystem. Much of the debate hinges on an understanding that the full benefit of container technologies is...
DockerCon Seattle: Follow-up Thoughts
DockerCon Seattle 2016 was somewhat of a blur for me. Being part of the Docker open source project as an engine maintainer as well as being a member of the recent Docker Captains program means...
Unsung Heroes: Bringing Docker to IBM’s “Big Iron”
DockerCon is just over a week away! During DockerCon, I’m going to have the privilege to talk more than once about cool things I’ve gotten to work on over the past couple years. One of...
A big step towards multi-platform Docker images
You might have missed some interesting image format-related advancements in the Docker registry and engine if you weren’t already paying attention to work that has been in-flight since mid-2015. Specifically, earlier this year a new image format specification was included in...
All in a day’s work (from home)
When I read this excellent post from Jason Zimdars on working from home (nodding along in recognition much of the way through), I realized I have now been working from home for almost half of my...
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