Building code on Windows for Linux containers One of the interesting aspects of using WSL2 for container development is the ability to mix and match development environments.

But, sometimes you want just the bare necessities of Linux life for your server, containers, and clouds. That's where Canonical 's latest Ubuntu release, Minimal Ubuntu, comes in.

To create this environment we’ll be using the VS Code IDE and the Docker container development system. Follow along and you’ll have your first development container set up in just a few minutes.

Next, we can deploy the container with the command: docker run -d -P --name test_sshd sshd_ubuntu How to locate the IP address of the running container ...

A great part about Linux is the excellent Docker container support and here are some of my favorite packages used in my own home lab that can help you get off to a good start.

By leveraging the synergy between Kubernetes and Docker, organizations can enhance their DevOps practices and implement robust CI/CD pipelines. Developers can quickly iterate on code changes, and ...

We’re going to use the official Ubuntu image to create our container (which will be used to create the new image). Let’s pull down the latest version of Ubuntu from DockerHub and create a ...