docker The new Ghost Blog base Docker I'm going ahead working on the slim of the Docker Ghost Blog I created. I started the project to simplify the manage of my Blog and, for this reason, was keeping all the
docker Docker Ghost Blog Slim down A big image is not (always) good if it contains build and development tools. In this post you can find how you can reduce the docker image size
docker Docker Ghost Blog 1.5.0 released - New Migration feature New version just released with a new database migration function inside the docker. In these latests weeks the Ghost team released lot of new versions and it is quite difficult to follow and
nginx HTTP2 Some Basic tests to check if it is working on your website I din't know before, but today I discovered that all my dockers was already HTTP2 enabled. If you want to test your server/website can simply use this online service. In the answer
docker DockerHub: automate your docker images build and push The DockerHub website it is created by Docker to allow developers to automate the Docker images build and push the image into the Docker repository. In this way you don't need to use
docker Docker: how to manage a multi site webserver Since its first version I'm a fanatic of Docker: I'm a developer, I was an Ops and I don't want to dirty a server with plenty of different packages/service that will require
ghost Ghost Blog: update made easy using a docker container The Ghost Blog Platform, which I'm using for this blog, is still a sort of beta code. It contains today plenty of new functions and you can start do everything you like (or
rpm Docker: RPM Builder Container I spent the last months playing around Docker. Even if I've some doubt about using it in production environment and the way you need to use it on Windows and OSx (with a