Eric Johanson

In my previous blog we explored some of the best and worst practices of Docker, taking a hands-on approach to refactoring an application, always with containers and monitoring in mind. In that project, we chose to use physical agents from the Appdynamics download site as our monitoring method. But this time we are going to […]

Since its introduction four years ago, Docker has vastly changed how modern applications and services are built. But while the benefits of microservices are well documented, the bad habits aren’t. Case in point: As people began porting more of their monolithic applications to containers, Dockerfiles ended up becoming bloated, defeating the original purpose of containers. […]