Another pet project I have spent cycles on as of late is an open source sample application called Yelb (thanks to my partner in crime chief developer Andrea Siviero for initiating me to the mysteries of Angular2). This is the link to the Yelb repo on GitHub. I am trying to be fairly verbose in the README files in the …

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This article was originally posted on the VMware Cloud Native corporate blog. I am re-posting here for the convenience of the readers of my personal blog. Early this year I challenged myself with a pet project to create a Rancher catalog entry for Project Harbor (a VMware-started open sourced enterprise container …

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I have lately started a tradition of copying/pasting reports of events I attend for the community to be able to read them. As always, they are organized as a mix of (personal) thoughts that, as such, are always questionable …. as well as raw notes that I took during the keynotes and breakout sessions. You can find/read …

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Following the establishing best practices of ‘open sourcing’ my trip reports of conferences I attend, I am copying and pasting hereafter my raw comments related to the recent Kubecon EMEA 2017 trip. I have done something similar for Dockercon 2016 and Serverlessconf 2016 last year and given the feedbacks I had …

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This articlewas originally posted on theVMware Cloud Native corporate blog. I am re-posting here for the convenience of the readers of my personal blog. I have been frequently asked “what’s [Docker]Containerd?” The short answer I gave may be of benefit for the larger community so I am turning this into a short blog …

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In the second half of 2016 I had an opportunity to focus (almost) exclusively on vSphere Integrated Containers all the way through its GA in early December. I had been working on VIC Engine and project Bonneville since 2015 but in H2 2016 I focused pretty much full-time on that and I had the pleasure to be involved in …

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In the last few months I have been looking at Rancher (an open source container management product) as a way to learn more about Docker containers and understand better the ecosystem around them. One of the things that appealed me about Rancher is the notion of an extensible catalog of application and infrastructure …

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A few weeks ago I shared on my blog a cleaned up conference report from Serverlessconf 2016. Given the relatively good success of the experiment (some good feedback at “no cost” for me – copy and paste FTW!) I decided to take another shot. This time I am sharing a report from Dockercon 2016 (in Seattle). This has been …

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Warning: social media experiment ahead. Two weeks ago I attended Serverlessconf in NYC. I’d like to thank the organization (Stan and the acloud.guru crew) for the tremendous job (and for inviting me to attend). I originally wanted to write a (proper) blog post but then I figured that: I have already written much of …

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Serverless computing is the new buzzword. AWS describes Lambda (their implementation of Serverless) as the way how you’ll do things post containers. Go figure how behind you are if you are head down learning Docker thinking it’s “the next big thing”. Sorry. In order not to look too legacy, I decided to push on GitHub a …

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