by Reeshma Mathews | Dec 9, 2016 | Docker, Server Administration, Server Management, Technical Support
Though Docker containers are sometimes referred as ‘light-weight VMs’, they are not VMs (virtual machines). Both serve different purposes, and hence one cannot replace the other. Their underlying architecture is what differentiates Docker from Virtual...
by Reeshma Mathews | Dec 6, 2016 | Docker, Server Management, Technical Support
In an ideal world, where nothing ever goes wrong, high availability is a topic that never matters. But sadly, the real world scenario is way too different from this ideal situation. Service failures and machine crashes can happen in the most unexpected times. Such...
by Reeshma Mathews | Dec 1, 2016 | Docker, Server Administration, Server Management, Technical Support
A survey on Docker conducted by O’Reilly Media and Ruxit, revealed that more than 93% of respondents prefer containers for development, testing or production. Quick deployment, easy scalability and container isolation makes Docker suitable for use in application...
by Reeshma Mathews | Nov 29, 2016 | Apache, Docker
In our previous post on Docker web hosting, we saw the benefits of Docker that makes it suitable for specialized hosting at low costs. In web hosting, there are many key components such as web server, email server, dns server, etc. that are required for the website...
by Reeshma Mathews | Nov 28, 2016 | cPanel, Docker, Plesk, Technical Support
The vast majority of web hosting customers are small businesses such as cake shops, accounting firms, etc. These are customers who are very savvy in their trade, and usually look for an easy way to establish an online presence. Small time business owners primarily...
by Reeshma Mathews | Nov 26, 2016 | Docker
Docker systems can be used for a wide range of applications, from setting up development environments to hosting web instances. Live Docker containers that crash often can end up ruining their purpose. As a result, a major concern faced by Docker providers is ensuring...
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