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Serverless vs Containers: Choosing the Right Compute Model
Cloud

Serverless vs Containers: Choosing the Right Compute Model

Compare serverless (Lambda, Cloud Run) and containers (ECS, EKS, Fargate) on cold starts, pricing, scaling, vendor lock-in, and local development. Learn when to use each compute model.

8 min read·
Deploying ML Models in Production: From Notebook to Kubernetes
AI/ML Engineering

Deploying ML Models in Production: From Notebook to Kubernetes

End-to-end guide to deploying ML models -- from ONNX export and FastAPI serving to Kubernetes GPU workloads, canary deployments, and Prometheus monitoring.

9 min read·
cgroups and Namespaces: The Building Blocks of Containers
Linux

cgroups and Namespaces: The Building Blocks of Containers

Understand the Linux kernel features behind containers. Learn namespaces for PID, network, and mount isolation, cgroups for CPU and memory limits, and how to build a container by hand with unshare and nsenter.

10 min read·
Container Image Scanning: Catching Vulnerabilities Before They Ship
CI/CD

Container Image Scanning: Catching Vulnerabilities Before They Ship

Container images carry hundreds of dependencies you didn't write. Learn how to scan them with Trivy, Grype, Snyk, and Docker Scout, manage false positives, choose minimal base images, and automate dependency updates.

10 min read·
Container Security: How to Harden Your Docker Images
Containers

Container Security: How to Harden Your Docker Images

Harden Docker containers with minimal base images, non-root users, dropped capabilities, read-only filesystems, CVE scanning in CI, and Kubernetes Pod Security Standards.

8 min read·
Docker Multi-Stage Builds: Smaller Images, Faster Deployments
Containers

Docker Multi-Stage Builds: Smaller Images, Faster Deployments

Build in one stage, copy to a minimal runtime image. Practical multi-stage Dockerfile examples for Go, Node.js, and Python that cut image sizes by 10x or more.

8 min read·
Docker Networking Explained: Bridge, Host, Overlay, and None
Containers

Docker Networking Explained: Bridge, Host, Overlay, and None

Understand Docker's four network drivers -- bridge, host, overlay, and none. Learn how container DNS resolution works, when to use each driver, and how port mapping actually functions.

9 min read·

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