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Your first Docker images repository
What do you like best about the product?
it is a free tool to make all your tests with docker registry.
What do you dislike about the product?
Basically everybody can share images and it's not always immediate to find what you search for. In any case this is a small drawback and I would consider it only if I should say something bad of this service.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I mostly used Docker Hub as a repository to get the needed images, the uses I've done were saving my images and create a repository for customers projects but mostly finding the right images to use as base for my docker projects, read the opinions of the users who already used this images. Use the rating of the image, the number of pulls, the comments and the inline guides of each images helps me much to choose which image is more suitable for your project. The search engine works fine and you can easily find all the images that you need. The tagging feature is useful to tag the version of the image. You can publish and share your images with your public profile that you can customize with your photo as in every web 2.0 application nowadays. Docker Hub, in few words, has all the features that you need to publish, save and share your images and on the other side to choose all the needed layers for your infrastructures.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
read carefully the recommendations and the instructions of the pages of the images and check the details in the connnected Github pages.
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Docker - A developer-friendly architecture
What do you like best about the product?
Docker offers immense potential to radically simplify and speed up how software gets built.
What do you dislike about the product?
Container support is being built into Windows tools at the very lowest level, with Windows containers now a deployment target for Visual Studio 2017. You can build and deliver applications as a container, ready for test. Making containers a simple mouse click away is an important step
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Decoupling applications from the underlying hardware is the fundamental concept behind virtualization. Containers go a step further and decouple applications from the underlying OS. This enables cloudlike flexibility, including portability and efficient scaling. Containers bring another level of efficiency, portability, and deployment flexibility to developers beyond virtualization.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Decoupling applications from the underlying hardware is the fundamental concept behind virtualization. Containers go a step further and decouple applications from the underlying OS. This enables cloudlike flexibility, including portability and efficient scaling. Containers bring another level of efficiency, portability, and deployment flexibility to developers beyond virtualization.
The popularity of containers underscores the fact that this is the developer-driven era. If cloud was about infrastructure innovation and mobile about usability innovation, the container is the much-needed force multiplier for developers.
The popularity of containers underscores the fact that this is the developer-driven era. If cloud was about infrastructure innovation and mobile about usability innovation, the container is the much-needed force multiplier for developers.
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