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Reinventing Deployments: From Docker to Dagger -- Incidentally Reliable with Solomon Hykes

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  • Presented by Solomon Hykes, co-founder of Docker and Dagger

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Solomon Hykes shares stories from the early days of Docker and discusses his vision for revolutionizing CI/CD pipelines with Dagger.

Catch Solomon Hykes (Co-founder of @Docker and @Dagger) shares stories from the early days of Docker, the rollercoaster journey leading to 20 million active developers worldwide, the heavy crown of a tech leader and his vision to revolutionize CI/CD with Dagger today. Exclusively on The Incidentally Reliable podcast — made by SREs for SREs, hosted by Zenduty. zenduty.com/podcast/ Zenduty is an advanced incident management platform that gives you greater control and automation over the incident management lifecycle. Learn more at www.zenduty.com

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Lessons from an airport café chat with Docker’s cofounder (KubeCon Paris) We didn’t plan to record anything. Last day of KubeCon Paris, we ran into Solomon Hykes (cofounder of Docker, now building Dagger) and ended up talking reliability, incidents, and pipelines in an airport café before his flight. Here are a few lessons he shared that stuck with me: * **Adoption always runs ahead of readiness.** Dockerfile was a hack. Teams still pushed it to prod. The team spent years catching up. If your platform is useful, users will take it further than you expect. * **Incidents define the culture.** He told the story of a bug plus an AWS outage that routed traffic to the wrong apps for minutes. T…
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