Benjamin Cane

Benjamin Cane is a systems architect in the financial services industry. He writes about Linux systems administration on his blog and has recently published his first book, Red Hat Enterprise Linux Troubleshooting Guide.

DevOps
Benjamin CaneDecember 20th, 2017
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Using the Add-Host Flag for DNS Mapping within Docker Containers
In a previous article about the docker run command, one of my final thoughts was the following: In this article,…
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DevOps
Benjamin CaneNovember 24th, 2017
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Using Docker Commit to Create and Change an Image
The Dockerfile is one of the key features to Docker’s success. The ability to build a new container image from…
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DevOps
Benjamin CaneSeptember 28th, 2017
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3 Different Ways to Provide Docker Build Context
One of the powerful things about Docker is that it is possible for someone to use Docker every day without…
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DevOps
Benjamin CaneAugust 23rd, 2017
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The Basics of the Docker Run Command
For many Docker enthusiasts, the docker run command is a familiar one. It’s often the first Docker command we learn.…
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DevOps
Benjamin CaneJuly 21st, 2017
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Using Docker Push to Publish Images to Docker Hub
In previous articles, we explored building and running Docker containers locally using custom Dockerfiles. What we don’t explore very often…
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DevOps
Benjamin CaneJune 22nd, 2017
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Understanding Docker’s CMD and ENTRYPOINT Instructions
When creating a Docker container, the goal is generally that anyone could simply execute docker run <containername> and launch the…
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DevOps
Benjamin CaneMay 19th, 2017
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Leveraging the dockerignore File to Create Smaller Images
Keeping container image sizes small is one of the most common “best practice” tips out there. There is good reason…
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Web Dev
Benjamin CaneApril 6th, 2017
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WebExtensions 101
If you know the basic web technology stack (HTML, JS, and CSS), then you can indeed build a WebExtension. It…
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DevOps
Benjamin CaneMarch 30th, 2017
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Using Docker Behind a Proxy
In today’s article, I am going to explore a common pain point for anyone running Docker in a large corporate…
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