Docker

It is a fresh breeze in CI/CD area. Most tools like that are only focused on simple command-line execution and do not consume results or do much analysis of them.

Encore offers a much better developer experience than with anything I've tried. I'm no elite developer but was able to get a backend up and running in production within literally minutes.

1.) Spring Webflux -non blocking- based on reactive stack. 2.)Minimum resource utilisation. 3.)Non blocking drivers for RDBMS, NOSQL etc. 4.)Atruntime, Java remains already in interpreted way in th form of .class form. 5.)Many easy to use add on frameworks like Spring Integration, Spring Zuul, Spring cl...

Seriously easy, very well designed and cheap af. They will take over the big guys in 2 to 3 years. Mark my words

We're a long time GitLab user, we value the predictable release cycle and overall functionality. As a long time user, using the container registry came naturally and it ticks most of the feature boxes one might have. In my opinion it's best suited for use internally, for external container registries...

Not really an alternative to Portainer, but useful for exploring a docker image, layer contents, and discovering ways to shrink the size of your Docker/OCI image.

Currently re-platforming major CoreOS installations with Flatcar Container Linux.

Best ever. Evolving much faster and more reliable. works on any cloud seamlessly

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Microservice sharing platform to catalog, publish, version, and deploy microservices and reusable components.