Docker 0.7 is here – welcome RPM distros (and anyone else that lacks AUFS)

The Docker project has continued its mostly-monthly releases with the long anticipated 0.7 release, this time making the storage backend pluggable, so fedora/redhat based users can use it without building a custom kernel.

The Docker project has continued its mostly-monthly releases with the long anticipated 0.7 release, this time making the storage backend pluggable, so fedora/redhat based users can use it without building a custom kernel.

I’m curious to see the performance differences between the 3 storage backends we have now – but I need to assimilate the wonders of Linking containers for adhoc scaling first.

Try it out – I’m even more convinced that Docker containers have an interesting future 🙂

Author: Sven Dowideit

You might remember me from tools like http://TWiki.org, http://Foswiki.org, https://github.com/docker/Boot2Docker, Docker documentation, or https://github.com/rancher/os

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