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Containers are a type of software architecture that allows applications to be packaged into isolated units, or containers, that can be run on any platform. Containers provide an efficient way to deploy and manage applications in the cloud, as they allow for easy portability and scalability. By isolating applications from their underlying infrastructure, containers ensure that applications can run anywhere, regardless of differences in operating systems or hardware. Additionally, containers provide an additional layer of security, as each container is an isolated unit.
Bring Node.js into your browser with WebContainers
Node Congress 2023Node Congress 2023
21 min
Bring Node.js into your browser with WebContainers
Sylwia Vargas
Sylwia Vargas
Tech writer, and an educator passionate about making tech accessible and diverse
This Talk discusses bringing Node.js into the browser using web containers. It covers the history of Node.js and the internet in the early 2000s, the possibilities of Node.js in the browser, and approaches to achieving this. It also explores Stackbits' journey and growth, innovation in web container design, and the functionality of web containers. The Talk emphasizes the importance of open source and collaboration in improving the web ecosystem.
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What are Docker Extensions
JSNation 2022JSNation 2022
6 min
What are Docker Extensions
Amy Bass
Amy Bass
Docker
Docker Extensions allow users to extend Docker Desktop and integrate with partners, enhancing team workflows. The Extensions SDK simplifies extension development using React and TypeScript. Users can easily install extensions from the marketplace, such as Disk Usage and Logs Explorer, to manage disk space and search logs across containers. Docker Desktop users can upgrade to access these extensions and provide feedback to improve the marketplace experience.
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