The Zeal To Grow

Background It has been long since the Docker buzzword has been around. On how it is different from Virtual Machines. On creating/downloading images and running them as containers. But I haven't got any opportunity to get my hands dirty with Docker. I gave it a try once, but had to stop it midway because of other priorities. Recently while travelling in train, I heard a group of guys discussing about Docker. I realized that people use it commonly and I felt bad I don't know it yet. High time to learn it. Learning Docker Docker Image is like the blueprint of a context. The context can be an OS, build environment, development environment, runtime environment or a combination of the above. We can also bundle our code or data, together with the above contexts. Prebuilt images are available in the docker hub. Additionally we can create our own images and push it to the docker hub, which can be used by others. Once we have the image, we need to run the image. A runn

Background It has been more than 2 years since my website www.codingsoldier.com was conceived. It was created in ASP.Net MVC. Since then the site has evolved a lot technology wise. The website is used as a repository of my studies, as a means to publish my technical thoughts and also a place where I can try out the technologies/areas that I don’t usually get to do as part of my regular office work like full time DevOps or migrating sites to newer technologies without having to convince the management. Technology Migration History Initially created in ASP.Net MVC with SQL server as the database. Site was hosted in IIS in a windows server. It was migrated to Node.Js + Express and later to Node.js + React. Database was MongoDb and site hosted in Node in a windows server. Of late, the site has been migrated to ASP.Net core with SQLite as the Database. Site runs on a Linux instance, with Kestrel as the web server and Nginx as the Reverse Proxy. Migrating to ASP.Net Core