Creating Swift microservices using Vapor and MongoDB
Learn how to create a server-side RESTful API using Swift and Vapor backed with a NoSQL database for storage and run it all using Docker.
Articles by Mike Gough.
Learn how to create a server-side RESTful API using Swift and Vapor backed with a NoSQL database for storage and run it all using Docker.
Learn how to generate and containerise a server-side API using Swift and Vapor inside of a Docker container.
Learn how to run Swift inside a Docker container. Useful if you don't always have access to a machine running macOS or Linux to compile your code.
In this post we will walk through how you can run a simple test using the BAT CLI inside of a Docker container.
In this post we will assume that you have Docker and would like to create an image that contains the Blackbox Automated testing (BAT) application published by Mulesoft.
Once you have a running Kubernetes cluster, you can deploy your containerised applications on top of it. In this post we will walk through how you can deploy a containerised mule application using the Kubernetes dashboard.
In this post we will walk through how you can run a simple Mule 4 application inside of a Docker container.
In this post we will assume that you have Docker and would like to create an image that contains the Enterprise Edition of the Mule ESB.
In this post we will assume that you have Docker and would like to create an image that contains the Community Edition of the Mule ESB.
In this post we will assume that you practice Continuous Integration (CI) and have a product which is packaged as a Docker image. As your next step you are looking to implement Continuous Deployment (CD) from scratch or move to it from a Continuous Delivery workflow. Our aim will be to build and push a docker image to Docker Hub using GitHub actions.
When working inside a Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD) environment, portability of code is often a core concern that needs to be addressed. Developers write code locally and need some level of assurance that it will run consistently regardless of where it is deployed. This is an area where Docker shines. The goal of this post is to run a script, written with Node.js, inside a docker container. It assumes that you have an existing script which requires access to files on the local file system as well as an account on Docker Hub.
In this post we will walk through how you can install and run a single node Kubernetes instance using Docker Desktop Community Edition for Windows or Mac.