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Deploy a custom Docker image on Azure ML using a blue-green deployment with Python

Xebia

We’ll do the following: Deploy our ML model using a custom Docker image. To do so, you need the following: Python 3.12 , which our code is written with Docker , so we can build, test and push our custom Docker image An existing Azure ML Workspace An existing Azure Container Registrey Also, the following Python packages are required.

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Dockerization of Java applications using Google Jib Plugin

InnovationM

Prerequisites Basic docker knowledge & commands, can go through this blog Docker-For-Beginners by InnovationM. Introduction In this blog I will guide you step-by-step how to use google jib plugin with docker. What is Jib ? So in order to know what is jib and how to use it, you need to know why we need Jib in the first place.

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How to overcome Docker Hub rate limiting using AWS ECR and AWS CloudFormation

Xebia

In this blog post, you will see how AWS ECR and AWS CloudFormation overcome the rate limiting imposed by Docker Hub and provide full control over your base images. The popular registry Docker Hub is home to thousands of useful container images, used by many software delivery processes. library/python Tag 3.7

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GitHub Action Recipes: Building and Pushing Docker Images to a Container Registry

Dzone - DevOps

This GitHub Actions workflow builds a Docker image, tags it, and pushes it to one of three container registries. Building Docker Images and Pushing to a Container Registry If you haven’t yet integrated GitHub Actions with your private container registry, this tutorial is a good place to start.

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Troubleshooting Sitecore Image Update Issue

Perficient

To find the root cause of the problem, we chose to follow the following process: Step 1: Setup Sitecore 10.2 – Non-Docker Instance We downloaded and installed the “Sitecore 10.2” ” non-docker instance and integrated it with our project’s codebase. ” project instance with Docker on their machine.

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Unpinnable Actions: How Malicious Code Can Sneak into Your GitHub Actions Workflows

Prisma Clud

When we head to the action’s hosting repository , we can see that this action pulls the latest tag of a docker image named pyupio/safety-v2-beta. Figure 3: Pyupio/safety’s action.yaml file pulls a mutable image with the ‘latest’ tag. Docker images use a pinning concept that relies on a docker image digest.

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Rescue Struggling Pods from Scratch

Honeycomb

Check tags for alternative processor architectures if you need them. You can use docker cp to copy the file contents of the image into a temporary directory to find the binary if it moves. docker build -f Dockerfile.ubuntu -t refinery:thick. docker build -f Dockerfile.ubuntu -t refinery:thick.

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