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How to Use the Postgres Docker Official Image
Check out our guide on how to use the Postgres Docker Official Image, including options for customization and data storage tips.
How to Use the Apache httpd Docker Official Image
Find out how to use the Official Apache httpd Docker Image in this guide — along with some quick tips and best practices!
How to Use the BusyBox Docker Official Image
While developing applications, using the slimmest possible images can help reduce build times while reducing your app’s overall footprint. Similarly, successfully deploying such compact, Linux-friendly applications means packaging them into a cross-platform unit....
Simplify Your Deployments Using the Rust Official Image
We previously tackled how to deploy your web applications quicker with the Caddy 2 Official Image. This time, we’re turning our attention to Rust applications. The Rust Foundation introduced developers to the Rust programming language in 2010. Since then, developers...
New Docker and JFrog Partnership Designed to Improve the Speed and Quality of App Development Processes
Today, Docker and JFrog announced a new partnership to ensure developers can benefit from integrated innovation across both companies' offerings. This partnership sets the foundation for ongoing integration and support to help organizations increase both the velocity...
How to Use the NGINX Docker Official Image
NGINX is one of the most popular web servers in the world. Not only is NGINX a fast and reliable static web server, it is also used by a ton of developers as a reverse-proxy that sits in front of their APIs. In this tutorial we will take a look at the NGINX Official...
Docker Official Images are now Multi-platform
This past week, Docker rolled out a big update to our Official Images to make them multi-platform aware. Now, when you run docker run hello-world, Docker CE and EE will pull and run the correct hello-world image whether that’s for x86-64 Linux, Windows, ARM, IBM...