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28 Sep, 7 tweets, 2 min read
Resources that link Blockchain to Docker🐳
· Create Ethereum Dapp with React + Docker
· Deploying Blockchain Applications with Docker
· Docker usage in Blockchain
· Docker in Blockchain Projects
· Go Ethereum (Go implementation of Ethereum protocol)

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Create an Ethereum Dapp with React and Docker

medium.com/hackernoon/cre…
Deploying Blockchain Applications with Docker

Docker provides great support in quickly getting a blockchain node up and running without the need to individually configure each machine separately.

skeps.com/blog/deploying…
Docker usage in Blockchain

Docker is the single most important tool when developing blockchain applications.
Why?

medium.com/oneupcompany/d…
Docker in BlockChain Projects – MicroServicing Everything – Lidor Gerstel, Dev-operationsio
@jfrog

Go Ethereum

Official Golang implementation of the Ethereum protocol.

github.com/ethereum/go-et…
Run an Ethereum Client (Chainlink)

docs.chain.link/docs/run-an-et…

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30 Sep
Why Containerization?

This is the question I get more often.

Over the years I have tried to improve this answer as much as possible.

In this thread with Memes, I will do my best.

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When an application is developed, we have:

- a development environment
- a production environment.

The application is created, improved, new features are added, bugs are corrected.

All of this happens in the development environment.

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We have the usual problems:

- install dependencies
- understand what the problem is
- add a new shiny feature

And we also write a lot of code...

Once the development is done, developers are happy!
Why? because “It works on my machine”.

What's the problem? Image
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28 Sep
I have been interviewed by William Quiviger in the Official Docker Captain Take 5

Article: docker.com/blog/docker-ca…

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How/when did you first discover Docker?

It was 2015. I was curious and started researching. I didn’t have any online presence at the time so I was just studying on my own trying to figure out how it worked.
Now I know many Docker Captains, like @BretFisher @mikesir87 , @GianArb!
What is your favorite Docker command?

This is a nice question! I think I will go with “docker compose up –build”, this is exactly what you need to test your command on your development environment.

Another one is docker exec, it’s very handy.
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28 Sep
Blockchain Blocks

Blockchain blocks hold batches of valid transactions into a Merkle tree.

Basic concepts to study how they work:
· Hash
· Sign
· Genesis Block
· Fork
· Consensus Algorithm
· Peers and the database
· History
· New entries
· Redundant Computation

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Hash

A hash is a math function that converts an input of arbitrary length into an encrypted output of a fixed length.

· Each block includes the cryptographic hash of the previous, linking the two.

·Blocks are hashed and encoded.
Digital signature

A digital signature is an auth mechanism.
It enables the creator of the message to attach a code that acts as a signature.

· The blocks are usually digitally signed.

· This is to assure the integrity and the data
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24 Sep
I studied Blockchain at University.

Now I decided to learn it again. From Zero.

Here is a thread to summarizes what I have studied so far.

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Summary:
· What is a Blockchain
· Blocks
· Resistance to modification
· Secure by design
· Structure
· Verification
· Robust workflow
· Value Exchange protocol
· Layers
· What is a Blockchain

It's a growing list of records (blocks)

The Blocks are linked together using cryptography.

It's described as an immutable data storage:
- trustless
- fully decentralized
- peer-to-peer
- immutable

It's spread over a network of participants (nodes)
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23 Sep
Francesco, you are so productive!

Many know me now for being a very productive, active, and a morning person.

Have I always been like this? Absolutely NOT!

What has changed for me? How can you change your life? Let's see it in 5 minutes.

Inspired by @Shruti_Narwani
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In 2012 for personal reasons, I was depressed and without the slightest desire to do anything.

What do you we in these difficult moments?

The first thing is to keep ourselves busy, literally with anything.

For example, I got my motorcycle license and started kickboxing

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Then we have to work on ourselves, starting from the basics.

We cannot expect our life to change in one day, but we can decide the direction we want to go in.

Exercising and putting yourself in the best physical condition, is very important and at the basis of everything

2/11
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12 Aug
11 Fundamental Docker Definitions for:

🏠Docker host
⚙️Docker engine
🖥️ Docker client
😈Docker daemon
📝Dockerfile
📦Docker Image
🐳Docker Container
🔗Docker Network
💾Docker volumes
🐙Docker Compose
🪣 Docker Registry

Keep reading for short definitions:
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1/11 🏠Docker (Active) Host

A computer with Docker installed and the daemon running.

It can process Docker and non-Docker workloads.
2/11 ⚙️Docker Engine

A Client-Server application.
It has 3 components:

- CLI: A command-line interface client.

- daemon process: A server that is a type of long-running program.

- Rest API: to specify interfaces that programs can use to talk and interact with the daemon.
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