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Who doesn't like a clever turn of phrase? Docker CEO Ben Golub (pictured below) provided several from the recent Red Hat Summit in answering our questions about virtualization, Big Data, and DevOps.
With Cloud Expo now approaching, I see a lot of the big issues that will be raised there being raised here. Ben, take it away...
Roger: Could you explain for our audience the significance of containerization, and how it differs from virtualization?
Ben: Traditional virtualization was created over a decade ago, when applications were long-lived, monolithic, and deployed to a single server. In this world, when the problem to be solved was proliferation of single purpose physical servers - e.g. one server for Microsoft exchange, one server for Mac Print, one server for a custom Unix inventory -- it made sense to turn all of those single-purpose physical servers into single purpose virtual servers.
The VM was created, which takes an application measured in megabytes, combines it with a guest operating system measured in gigabytes, emulates disk etc., and creates a heavyweight, relatively static unit to run on top of a hypervisor.
Today, applications are short-lived and modified constantly. They are built from multiple loosely coupled components built on a multitude of stacks. And, they are deployed to large numbers of different servers.
Dockerization/containerization provides a much better alternative to virtualization for this kind of environment. Docker provides isolation, but in a lightweight format that runs directly on the host's operating system, and that can be easily modified or updated.
Docker enables containerized apps or components to work consistently together, work seamlessly across multiple different hosts, and do so with often 10x greater density than VMs. The same Docker container can be deployed, without modification, in milliseconds to a VM, to a bare metal server running RHEL, to a bare metal server running Ubuntu, to Amazon, to Rackspace, to an open stack cluster, etc.
So in my opinion, containerization and Docker have the potential to revolutionize how applications are built, managed, and deployed.
If you use an Android phone, you are already using containers. Every application on an android is containerized. Docker takes this concept to the far more complicated and sophisticated world of back-end data center applications.
Roger: How critical is the real-time aspect of modern IT? How quickly is it growing?
Ben: It's absolutely critical. Seconds matter in terms of time to deploy and update. Milliseconds matter in terms of scaling.
Docker enables customers to take a development>test>stage>deploy cycle that used to take weeks and shrink it to seconds or minutes. And, we make it possible to take applications and scale them and burst them across clouds in fractions of a second.
Roger: How key is the role of Big Data in developing your solutions? How important is the term Big Data to you?
Ben: Although we aren't a Big Data solution per se, we are a great solution for many big data problems. In Big Data application, the same application is rapidly scaled across hundreds or thousands of machines and often scaled down just as quickly.
A Docker container, which is lightweight, easy to modify, and easy to migrate to any server, is far more appropriate for a scale-out, performance sensitive, big data application than a VM.
Roger: How do the issues outlined above affect DevOps? What skills must organizations have to develop in this intense environment successfully today?
Ben: Today's organizations need to take complex and constantly changing applications and deploy them across complex and constantly changing production environments. Think of multiple applications, multiple versions, multiple components, and multiple languages being made to work across VMs, public clouds, private clouds, open stack clusters, and customer environments, and you quickly get what we like to call the matrix from hell.
This is compounded by the fact that you need to get a meeting of the minds between developers, who like to try new things and make changes; and operations, who like things consistent, repeatable, secure, and scalable.
Docker solves this problem by providing a clean separation of concerns. Developers can change things "inside" the container. But, the "outside" of Docker containers remains the same; all Docker containers stop, start, migrate, log, etc. the same way. This turns a DevOps nightmare into a DevOps dream come true.
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GILFORD - Daughtry and 3 Doors Down have announced they will bring their double-bill rock show to Meadowbrook Tuesday, July 9.
Halestorm will open the Lakes Region show for the multi-platinum-selling bands.
Daughtry's strings of hits incudes "It's Not Over," "Home," "Feels Like Tonight" and "No Surprise," while 3 Doors Down's fan favorites include "Kryptonite," "It's Not My Time," and "Here Without You."
Chris Daughtry, lead singer of his namesake band, earned a fourth-place finish on the fifth season of "American Idol," but is among the most successful of the show's alums, along with Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood.
Tickets to the newly booked Meadowbrook show range from $35 to $85 and will go on sale at noon Friday, April 26. For details, log onto meadowbrook.net or call 293-4700.
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If nothing else about these collapsing Pirates brings you comfort, consider this: Soon, their prospects will be infinitely better prepared to invade walled compounds in Pakistan.
No, really.
On this very Friday, as I learned over the past week, the team's Florida Instructional League sessions in Bradenton will open with three days in which 100-plus minor leaguers never touch a bat or ball, and no team instructors take the field.
Instead, they'll be put through drills by a group of former Navy SEALs.
Yeah, those SEALs. All caps.
As Kyle Stark, the assistant general manager in charge of this, explained upon my asking, the goal will be "to give our guys a unique training experience to reinforce various lessons we stress all the time pertaining to leadership, team building and mental toughness."
Stop there for a moment.
Let me ask: Who was the last player to come up from Triple-A Indianapolis who could execute a simple sacrifice bunt?
Ever seen a good bunt from Alex Presley, Josh Harrison, Brock Holt or Chase d'Arnaud?
The last I can recall bunting well was Pedro Ciriaco. He was taught in the Arizona system.
OK, back to Fort Bradenton.
There are players, agents, even team personnel who are fuming over Stark's plan. And I can see why. By all accounts, the exercises will be grueling bordering on punishing — as if the SEALS have any other kind — and have absolutely zero to do with their chosen profession.
Stark has a thing for military methods, and I'm sure that brings some benefits.
But this is too far.
This is what you do once you've gained the reputation of, say, the Twins for masterful fundamentals. You don't do it when, as we saw Monday in Cincinnati, d'Arnaud steps on the bag with his left foot — wrong one — to get no outs from what could have been a double play. The next day, he had to be taught the right way by the major league staff.
I share this not because it's pertinent to the Pirates losing 23 of their past 32 games.
It isn't.
Neither was that silly Aug. 23 expedition to Seven Springs, fresh off a San Diego red-eye, to shoot clay pigeons for charity.
But both are emblematic of a franchise that — it's clearer than ever — has no clue how to prioritize winning.
No urgency for it.
No fire.
And if that's off base, please feel free to tell me how.
Tell me what Bob Nutting, the man with the most say, has done this summer to advance the cause of the 2012 Pirates.
He authorized trading for Wandy Rodriguez and his guaranteed $12.2 million at the deadline. It was the right move.
But was that same authorization in place to get the more sorely needed bat?
The Pirates could have had Chase Headley from the Padres for a top-five prospect, either Brad Lincoln or a sandwich draft pick, plus a third piece. That was a fair, affordable price, even before Headley erupted into the National League's best player in the second half.
Moreover, Headley's rights could be controlled through 2014, assuming the team would pay a high salary through arbitration the next two years.
Was cost the problem?
Tell me where Frank Coonelly has been seen or heard of late.
Where's the all-in leadership from the man running the ship?
Tell me what Neal Huntington did at the deadline beyond getting Rodriguez and giving up little for Travis Snider and Gaby Sanchez. Assuming the GM worked without financial restraint, that was a case of little ventured, little gained.
Even if he was restrained, he easily could have upgraded his roster fringe. He didn't. That's why minor leaguers are doing the pinch-hitting now.
Tell me how Clint Hurdle has overseen two collapses now.
I applaud the man for turning the Pirates around. Really, it took a special personality. But he's the one who came up with the slogan FINISH for his team, and he, maybe more than anyone, must come to grips with why that line gets drawn in July.
Have you seen Hurdle lately?
Looks like a beaten man.
And don't let the players off, by any means.
Tell me who, beyond A.J. Burnett, Joel Hanrahan, Garrett Jones and a few others, should escape blame.
Tell me how, all over again, Andrew McCutchen's rise and fall will mirror that of the team.
Not anymore.
Tell me how Pedro Alvarez slugs 27 home runs but utterly disappears for weeks.
Tell me how Jose Tabata was demoted for laziness in the heat of a pennant race.
Tell me how Huntington will ever be allowed to sign another free agent after his latest misfires with Erik Bedard, Clint Barmes, Rod Barajas and Nate McLouth.
The entire organization, top to bottom, has hard questions it must answer.
Why is winning such an issue, even after some winning actually takes place?
How are they still losers?
Maybe one of those hard questions, eventually, will be why it was ever important to teach prospects how to pick off the next Osama when they can't pick off a runner at first.
Dejan Kovacevic is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at email@example.com.
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Carpetright's chief executive, the veteran Lord Harris of Peckham, said yesterday that trading conditions were the worst he had seen in more than 50 years in business.
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Carpetright will cut its number of stores by reviewing 50 when their leases come up for renewal over the next three years, Lord Harris said. He said the group would probably open 30 or 40 other stores in that time.
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Carpetright, which has about 700 stores in Britain, Ireland, Belgium and the Netherlands, posted an underlying pre-tax profit of £16.9m in the year to 30 April – down from £28.2m the previous year. Sales in the UK and Ireland fell 6 per cent. Carpetright shares fell 22.5p, or 3.5 per cent, to 667.5p and have fallen 17 per cent this year. It paid an 8p interim dividend but will not make a final payout.
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In the merry, credulous days,—
Lived, and led a fairy band
Over the indulgent land!
Ah, for in this dourest, sorest
Age man's eye has looked upon,
Death to fauns and death to fays,
Still the dog-wood dares to raise—
Healthy tree, with trunk and root—
Ivory bowls that bear no fruit,
And the starlings and the jays—
Birds that cannot even sing—
Dare to come again in spring!
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While much of the focus over the past week has centred on Beale's contentious selection - and retention - as Australia's five-eighth, the Wallabies acknowledge their playmaker will be powerless to stop the All Blacks at Eden Park on Saturday if the gold scrum is going backwards.
''It starts with the set piece,'' said Wallabies hooker Nathan Charles.
And finishes with the set piece.
Especially under French referee Romaine Poite.
Poite is equally as officious at scrum time as Jaco Peyper, the South African who blew the pea out of the whistle in last Saturday's 12-12 draw against the All Blacks in Sydney.
Poite is also the same referee who punished Australia's scrum during last year's series-deciding 41-16 third Test loss to the British and Irish Lions in Sydney.
Australia's oft-maligned scrum held its own with the might and power of New Zealand's last Saturday, but coach Ewen McKenzie knows that critics - and referees - can be fickle.
''Like all parts of the game, we've made progress (with our scrum),'' McKenzie said.
''But I also know one bad at the day at the office (and) the headlines come out. They all get dusted off and they come out again.
''So we can't afford to have a bad day at the office.''
Otherwise Poite could have the Wallabies reliving a recurring nightmare.
''You've got to build reputation over time,'' McKenzie said.
''You can trash it overnight, but it takes time to build and he was on the sideline (for the first test), so he would have watched it naturally and been probably forming an opinion.
''There's no doubt that the French referees at scrum time will favour scrums going forward. That's the sort of philosophical approach in French rugby, which I understand.
''So you've got to make sure you aren't going backwards. You have got to be able to get parity at least and then you've got a platform to play with.''
McKenzie believes noises coming out of New Zealand this week indicate the All Blacks - who can retain the Bledisloe Cup for a 12th straight year with victory in Auckland - plan to get ''back to the basics'' and ''get the fundamentals right'' on Saturday.
''So we know from the first minute of the game they're going to come hard and they'll do that through the forwards,'' McKenzie said.
''They'll obviously take us on at the set piece ... pick and drive and be trying to impose themselves and getting on the front foot.
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Ahead of their clash with Wales at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday, Argentina's rugby team will take to the pitch in a friendly fixture against the University's rugby team.
Taking place at the University Sports Field in Llanrumney today (18 November 2009) the match will give Argentina the chance to fine-tune their scrums and line-outs in preparation for the Autumn International.
For the University rugby team the fixture offers the prestige of competing against a world-class side and the opportunity to gain and develop vital skills.
As part of their pre-match build up for Saturday's game, the Argentine players are also utilising the University's extensive sporting facilities and equipment.
Head of Sport and Exercise at the University, Stuart Vanstone said: "This will be a real test and honour for the University rugby team to play against an international side such as Argentina. The experience they will gain from this fixture cannot be underestimated. This opportunity will be one that the boys will remember for some time and further indicates the value that Sport can provide to a students experience whilst they study.
"We are delighted that the Argentine team are making full use of the University's excellent sporting facilities in preparation for the game on Saturday."
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