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Playing with Infinit & Docker

At the start of this month Docker purchased a storage startup called Infinit external link. We’re joining @docker! 🐳 🎉 https://t.co/iCTBd0bWLw — Infinit (@infinit) December 6, 2016 Up until then I had only heard of their commercial offering which can be found at https://infinit.io/ external link which on the face of it has nothing to do with container storage and is a Dropbox equivalent. Concepts Before we roll our sleeves up and install, configure & user Infinit we need to cover a few of the terms....

Am I an Operating System snob?

Last week I posted about upgrading my servers to CentOS 7 external link, one of the main factors about upgrading to CentOS 7 was the jump in kernel version (from 2.6.x to 3.10.x). Also, it was so that I could use more modern versions core of software without having to worry about installing numerous additional repos. The funny thing is that all of the software I have been waiting to use have been available in both Fedora external link and Ubuntu external link for quite a while, so why have I waited?...