When Linux starts up (or most Unix variants or OS-X for that matter, which is after all a kind of Unix variant) there are particular scrips that execute. The key two are ~/.bash_profile and ~./bashrc. When you log in the ~/.bash_profile executes and when you startup a shell then the ~/.bashrc executes. These two files... Continue reading →

The easiest implementation of a docker container with Postgresql that I’ve found recently allows the following commands to pull and run a Postgresql server for you. docker pull postgres:latest docker run -p 5432:5432 postgres Then you can just connect to the Postgresql Server by opening up pgadmin with the following connection information: … Continue reading →

In this article I’m going to take a look at Docker and OS Virtualization autonomously of each other. There’s a reason, which will unfold as I dig through some data and provide this look into what is and isn’t happening in the virtualization space. It’s important to also note what methods were used to attain... Continue reading →

Here’s some great events coming up the first week of February for Portland Startup Week! Are you planning on attending any of these or others during the week? Let me know of other good events related to Portland Startup Week and I’ll get those posted too. Sailing Away From Dependency Hell with Docker & Fig... Continue reading →