Docker has been busy extending the Docker product directly to Public Cloud providers Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure. Now, with the additional integration, it is now possible to deploy containers directly to either Amazon or Microsoft using the same local developer tools we are all so used to.

Deploy containers directly to AWS & Azure using Docker

A Byte-sized podcast about Containers, Cloud, and Tech. The Byte Podcast hosted by Brian Christner. He is known to turn coffee into containers, co-founder of 56K.Cloud, and can be caught mountain biking when not behind the microphone/keyboard. Each episode of The Byte is short and to the point podcasts twice a week about topics from Container, Cloud, to general Technology. Tune in every Tuesday and Thursday for the latest episodes

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A Byte-sized podcast about Containers, Cloud, and Tech. The Byte Podcast hosted by Brian Christner. He is known to turn coffee into containers, co-founder of 56K.Cloud, and can be caught mountain biking when not behind the microphone/keyboard. Each episode of The Byte is short and to the point podcasts twice a week about topics from Container, Cloud, to general Technology. Tune in every Tuesday and Thursday for the latest episodes Be sure to subscribe, follow, and like The Byte Podcast. Show notes and previous episodes can be found on: https://thebyte.io/

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Deploy containers directly to AWS & Azure using Docker

Deploy containers directly to AWS & Azure using Docker