Introduction to Drone.io part 3

Last month, I published the third and last part of the “Introduction to Drone.io” series I was working on. On this last piece I continue to talk about Kubernetes integration, but I also talked about other more advanced features, like build promotions and...

Introduction to Drone.io part 2

I wrote a continuation to my previous Drone.io article, posted at my current employer blog. To continue with these series of learning labs, this second part focus on the deployment of Drone.io on a local minikube Kubernetes cluster using helm charts. It also goes...

Introduction to Drone.io and other updates

I have not been very active with my docker containers this year, the reason was that I switched jobs and additional to being busy with the switch, I do not need my projects anymore for work (at least for now). This means I have less time to work on them, so things are...

Accepted into Docker Open Source Program

At the end of last year Docker announced it would start enforcing data pull rate limits for its users. since Nov. 2 2020, these are the new limits: Unauthenticated users will be restricted to 100 pulls every 6 hoursAuthenticated free users will be restricted to 200...

Mageia 8 docker images available

Last week the final version of mageia 8 was released, so the accompanying docker images were released too as we did with past releases. Actually they were available since the release candidate some weeks ago but I forgot to post at that moment. They images are...

Building mageia cauldron images

Up until now we only had mageia docker images available for download at docker hub of stable releases, but since this week we have cauldron (the development version of mageia) images too, also for x86_64, armv7hl and aarch64 architectures. I had not updated the mageia...