On June 22, the Linux Foundation announced the formation of the Open Container Project (OCP), an influential alliance tasked with advancing Docker, CoreOS and other open-source container platforms.

Azure will also support Docker’s open orchestration APIs, so that developers will be able to create a multi-container Dockerized application.

The deal with Docker was inked a few months back. Now Microsoft describes how to create a Docker VM that hosts any number of containers for your apps running in Azure.

Docker, Kubernetes, Microsoft Azure and AWS ECS and ESK, are the leading technology container tools being used by SMB and enterprise customers in 2023, says Flexera’s new cloud report.

Back in June, Microsoft announced that it would bring support for managing Docker containers with the help of Google's open-source Kubernetes tool to Azure and today, it is making good on this ...

Much of Azure's promise relates to dynamic flexibility, yet the design of Docker containers can cause lag when used in a truly serverless environment like Azure. That's the disconnect that ...