Version 1.12.2 of The Docker Book is out, a near total rewrite for the Docker 1.12.1 release with refreshed examples and best practices
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The Docker Book 1.12.2 released! The Docker Book 1.4.1 released! Version 1.4.1 of The Docker Book is out, with updates and fixes for the Docker 1.4.1 release plus accumulated reader errata
The Docker Book 1.3.1 released! Version 1.3.1 of The Docker Book is out, with updates and fixes for the Docker 1.3.1 release plus reader contributed errata
The Docker Book - Consul Version 1.2.0 of The Docker Book is out, adding a section in chapter 7 on using Consul for service discovery with Docker
The Docker Book - a new chapter Version 1.1.0 of The Docker Book is out, with a new chapter on orchestration focused on Fig and the usual update instructions
The Docker Book released! Announcing the 1.0 release of The Docker Book, with download details for pre-orders and a roadmap for future updates
Presenting with Docker Packaging Reveal.JS and Wetty into a Docker image so each talk is just slides and images mounted into a container
Useful Docker Bash functions and aliases A handful of Bash aliases and functions for daily Docker work, including inspecting IPs, bulk removing containers and images, and tagging builds
Building Puppet-based applications inside Docker Combining Dockerfiles with Librarian-Puppet to reuse existing Puppet modules when building application images, demonstrated with Nginx
Beginnings with Docker Inc Leaving Venmo after the PayPal acquisition to join Docker Inc as VP of Services, building out support, training, and professional services
Docker and Configuration Management Why Docker and configuration management tools like Puppet and Chef will coexist rather than one supplanting the other
Seeking technical reviewer for Docker book Looking for unpaid technical reviewers for an upcoming Docker book, with a credit and bio in the front matter as the reward
The Docker Book Announcing a new book on Docker covering installation, containers, services, building your own PaaS, and writing custom images