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    Quick-Start Guide Published for Docker on AlmaLinux VPS●How to Install and Run # Docker Engine on # AlmaLinux # VPS (5 Minute Quick-Start Guide) This article provides a guide fMmastodonTechnologySoftware118 h ago

    A hosting provider has published a quick-start guide explaining how to install and run Docker Engine on an AlmaLinux VPS server. The walkthrough describes Docker as a platform for creating, deploying, and managing containerised applications, and aims to get the engine running on a fresh AlmaLinux server in about five minutes. It is aimed at developers and system administrators setting up container workloads on the open-source RHEL-compatible distribution.

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    Backbase hiring Senior Platform Engineer in Hyderabad●Backbase is hiring Senior Platform Engineer 🔧 # golang # python # android # ios # aws # azure # cicd # docker # gcp # kuMmastodonTechnologyMobile512 d ago

    Backbase is recruiting a Senior Platform Engineer for a full-time position in Hyderabad, India. The role spans Go, Python, mobile development for Android and iOS, cloud platforms including AWS, Azure and GCP, and DevOps tooling such as Docker, Kubernetes and Terraform. The posting is circulating among developers tracking senior engineering openings at the banking software company.

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    DevOps exercises repository draws fresh attention from job seekers●bregman-arie/devops-exercises⬢github34213 d ago

    A popular open-source collection of DevOps interview questions and exercises covering Linux, Jenkins, AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible, Python, SQL and cloud platforms is drawing renewed interest. Developers preparing for engineering roles use it to practice scenarios across cloud, SRE and infrastructure topics, and its continued popularity reflects strong demand for DevOps skills in the job market.

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    OpenObserve emerges as open-source rival to Datadog and Splunk●OpenObserve : une alternative open source à Datadog, Splunk et Elasticsearch, qui centralise vos logs, metrics, traces eMmastodonTechnologySoftware512 d ago

    OpenObserve is gaining attention as an open-source observability platform that consolidates logs, metrics, traces and real user monitoring in one place. Written in Rust and deployed as a single binary or via Docker, it stores data in Parquet format on S3, cutting storage costs by up to 140 times compared with commercial tools like Datadog, Splunk and Elasticsearch.

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