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Author Archives: Oliver Wack
Project Valhalla’s Inline Types – Codes Like a Class, Works Like an int
After nearly 7 years it’s time to have a short look at project Valhalla. The project’s main goal is to increase the performance of Java on modern hardware. While it remains still unclear when the project will finish, several things … Continue reading
A full CI environment with Docker 2/2
In part 1 of this blog post we already set up quite some development environment. We have a remote source code management server to work with. A repository manager to handle our dependencies and additionally implemented a quality check. However, … Continue reading
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Tagged continuous integration, Docker, git, jenkins, Windows Subsystem for Linux
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A full CI environment with Docker 1/2
In my recent blog posts I talked about using Docker to build and deploy an image to the Azure cloud. In later posts I advertised to check out WSL2 as your new Docker environment. Today I want to show you … Continue reading
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Tagged continuous integration, Docker, Windows Subsystem for Linux
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Seamless integration of Docker on Windows using WSL 2?
In this post I give a short summary of using Docker on Windows and a more detailed view into the newest Docker Desktop version in combination with WSL 2. If you would like to learn the basics of WSL 2, … Continue reading
WSL 2: The new Windows Subsystem for Linux
This post gives a general introduction with focus on the new version WSL 2. It provides some basic usage principles and outlines some advantages and disadvantages. In future posts to come, I will evaluate using WSL 2 as a software … Continue reading
Re-deploy your containerized Java application on Azure
In my previous post a while ago I showed you how to deploy your dockerized Java application on Azure. It was a step-by-step introduction switching from browser to IDE, to command line (Docker CLI or Azure CLI), to the Azure … Continue reading
How to run a containerized Java application in the cloud on Microsoft Azure
My intention for this blog post was to see how fast could I, with basically zero practical cloud experience, deploy a Java application in just that. For this purpose I decided to go for the Azure Cloud Services. Additionally, I … Continue reading
