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.
What is your top tip you think other people don’t know for working with Docker?
Many think that Docker is simply something you install on your machine, but it is much more: it is an entire service platform that offers complete end-to-end support for containerizing your apps....
...It also has the best community that exists, and this makes the difference in terms of the use of a product, it is not only for the features it offers but also for the countless answers that the people who use Docker exchange with each other.
What have you worked on in the past 6 months that you’re particularly proud of?
A few months ago, I became an Advocate developer for @Tiny_Stacks, a company that helps you to deploy your Docker application on AWS, leaving you the control of what you have deployed...
...I have also started writing a series of articles and making a series of videos with them.
It is an incredible experience.
Our YouTube channel is where I create technical content
Here is the first video:
What do you anticipate will be Docker’s biggest announcement next year?
Docker Desktop becoming even more powerful and lightweight, with improved UI commands and better container monitoring and control.
What do you think is going to be Docker’s biggest challenge next year?
Giving support for the new Business model and answer all the questions that will come from all the companies and individuals using Docker.
What are some personal goals for the next year with respect to the Docker community?
I would like to participate in the next DockerCon as a speaker.
This has been one of my dreams and now I see this reachable.
Another goal is to invite Docker executives to my YT Channel.
What talk would you most love to see at DockerCon 2022?
I would like to see an in-person panel with multiple guest speakers, basically what I did during the last Docker Community All-Hands but in person.
Looking to the distant future, what is the technology that you’re most excited about and that you think holds a lot of promise?
I am very excited about Web 3.0 and about how it will revolutionize how we use the internet and our devices.
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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)
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.
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)