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Docker Interview Part 3:

How Docker Manages Its Massive Open Source Project

Docker is now one of the most popular open source projects in the world. With over 400 contributors pushing code at any given moment, closing over 600 issues per month, and hundreds of pull requests being merged in per week, we wondered how Docker keeps up with it all. The last part of our interview with Jerome dives into Docker's stack, tools and process for managing their massive project.

Docker's Tech Stack & OSS Management Process

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GitHub Giveaway

SERVICES JUST ADDED

Scalyr (Log Management): Diagnose server issues without opening 5 tabs, used by Codecademy
ElasticBox (Deployment as a Service): Seamlessly move applications between public and private clouds or from one public cloud to another
Ferry (Big Data as a Service): Provision big data stacks using Docker
OverLook.io (In-Browser Testing Platform): Overlook.io puts a simple structure around your in-browser testing and QA processes
Exceptiontrap (Exception Monitoring): Error tracking & monitoring for Rails and PHP
Aha! (Agile Project Management): Roadmapping software for PMs who want their mojo back
Ghost Inspector (In-Browser Testing Platform): Automated website testing. Record yourself browsing once. Replay it continuously from the cloud.
Quay.io (Docker Registry): Secure hosting for private Docker repositories
Gandalf (Docker Registry): Affordable Docker Private Registries
Shippable (Continuous Integration): Hosted continuous integration and deployment service built on docker

Dev Tools & Services Just Added

TOP NEWS & PRODUCT UPDATES

Twilio: Rolling Out Voice and SMS Enabled Numbers In 19 New Countries- Twilio has brought new number capabilities out of Beta and into general availability. New countries include: Bahrain, Brazil, Peru, South Africa, among others.- May 06

Atom: Atom Is Now Open Source- GitHub has open-sourced Atom under the MIT License; this includes the core application, Atom's package manager, and Atom's Chromium-based desktop application framework, Atom Shell.- May 06

HipChat: HipChat video and screen sharing are here- You can now start a video chat and share your screen with anyone on your team.- May 06

Heroku: Two-factor Auth in Public Beta- With two-factor auth enabled, an authentication code is required whenever you log in. The code is delivered using an app on your smartphone, and access to your phone becomes a required factor (in addition to your password) to access Heroku.- May 06

Stackdriver: Stackdriver Acquired by Google- Stackdriver is joining the Google Cloud Platform team. The teams are going to be working to integrate Stackdriver's functionality so that Google Cloud Platform customers can take advantage of the new advanced monitoring capabilities.- May 07

Docker: Docker 0.11 is the Release Candidate for 1.0- Major features include: SELinux support, host networking, link hostnames, ping Docker daemon, timestamps, access registry mirrors with multiple endpoints, SHA-512- May 07

MailChimp: New File Manager, Link Checker, and a Little Fun in v9.2- MailChimp announced a new File Manager that includes Folders, filtering, and search. As well as the new Link Checker: located inside the email designer, it helps you find every link in your email and verify that theyâ€™re all valid and that they point to the proper place.- May 07

Crashlytics: Announcing Crashlytics for OS X- You can now get actionable insights, down to the exact line of code that caused your Mac app to crash. - May 08

GitHub Pages: Recent Improvements- Improvements include: Additional metadata for organization pages, Sitemaps, better build feedback, and PageBuild events.- May 08

Amazon Redshift: Twelve New Features for Amazon Redshift- Features include JSON Support, Copy from Elastic MapReduce, Unload to a Single File, Increased Concurrency, Max Result Set Size, among others.- May 08

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TOP POSTS OF THE WEEK

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New Relic: The Beginnerâ€™s Guide to Contributing to Open Source Projects

TOP NEWS & PRODUCT UPDATES

Twilio: Rolling Out Voice and SMS Enabled Numbers In 19 New Countries- Twilio has brought new number capabilities out of Beta and into general availability. New countries include: Bahrain, Brazil, Peru, South Africa, among others.- May 06

Atom: Atom Is Now Open Source- GitHub has open-sourced Atom under the MIT License; this includes the core application, Atom's package manager, and Atom's Chromium-based desktop application framework, Atom Shell.- May 06

HipChat: HipChat video and screen sharing are here- You can now start a video chat and share your screen with anyone on your team.- May 06

Heroku: Two-factor Auth in Public Beta- With two-factor auth enabled, an authentication code is required whenever you log in. The code is delivered using an app on your smartphone, and access to your phone becomes a required factor (in addition to your password) to access Heroku.- May 06

Stackdriver: Stackdriver Acquired by Google- Stackdriver is joining the Google Cloud Platform team. The teams are going to be working to integrate Stackdriver's functionality so that Google Cloud Platform customers can take advantage of the new advanced monitoring capabilities.- May 07

Docker: Docker 0.11 is the Release Candidate for 1.0- Major features include: SELinux support, host networking, link hostnames, ping Docker daemon, timestamps, access registry mirrors with multiple endpoints, SHA-512- May 07

Crashlytics: Announcing Crashlytics for OS X- You can now get actionable insights, down to the exact line of code that caused your Mac app to crash. - May 08

GitHub Pages: Recent Improvements- Improvements include: Additional metadata for organization pages, Sitemaps, better build feedback, and PageBuild events.- May 08

Amazon Redshift: Twelve New Features for Amazon Redshift- Features include JSON Support, Copy from Elastic MapReduce, Unload to a Single File, Increased Concurrency, Max Result Set Size, among others.- May 08