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  • Installing Docker on Windows Without Docker Desktop

    Sometimes, you want I want to run on Docker container on Windows, but I don’t want to have to worry about using Docker Desktop. Instead, I use Windows Subsystem Linux (WSL) in conjunction with the Docker engine via a terminal window. In this guide, I’ll show you how to install Docker on Windows 10 or…

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  • Quick Guide to Docker

    What is Docker? Docker is a platform that enables developers to build, deploy and manage containers – which are lightweight, portable units that package an application and it’s dependencies, ensuring consistency across various environments. Key Concepts Image: A read-only template defining your applications and it’s environment, including variables and mapped drives. Container: A runnable instance…

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  • How to Stop and Remove All Docker Containers in PowerShell (With Fix for Port Already Allocated)Docker Commands and other Misadventures

    Why I’m working on Windows I normally develop on a Linux workstation, however I am in the middle of a move. I’ve got my servers in my homelab powered down as I am working on preparing the server rack for relocation starting by unplugging all the wires. This morning as I was in the middle…

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  • What will be automated by AI/ML in the next five years?

    And how can you mitigate the downside? There is a lot of talk on the internet about AI/ML happening around the internet currently with a wide variety of sentiment. I saw a post on Reddit yesterday morning, which caught my attention. It’s a post written by a junior Data Scientist/ML Engineer. He had some fear…

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  • I’d like to build a SaaS

    I recently completed reading a book by Rob Walling called “The SaaS Playbook: Build a Multi-million Dollar Startup Without Venture Capital”. It’s a very good primer in my opinion on what you need to understand about bootstrapping a SaaS Startup. SaaS is defined as Software as a Service, in which a company delivers software online…

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  • Why a blog?

    I’ve worked in both the public and private sector primarily as a software engineer, security engineer or sys admin. Lately, I’ve been working with AWS as a cloud service provider to create applications for my customers. I’ve been an AWS ProServe Partner as well as interviewed for public sector offers from Google and Microsoft. I’d…

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