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Oct 27, 2026

Archer72HOST
0:54
First, a disclaimer.
Archer72HOST
0:56
This is not the real me, but a clone of my voice, which only took 30 seconds of my sample voice using VoiceBox and Docker.
Archer72HOST
1:03
More on this at a later date.
Archer72HOST
1:06
Now the question was brought up on whether the HF antenna was 15 meters above the roofline or 15 meters total.
Mirko PetersHOST
0:30
Welcome to the M365FM podcast, where we explore the people, ideas, and technologies shaping the future of work.
Mirko PetersHOST
0:36
Docker is the most used tool in cloud development, and it's not even close.
Mirko PetersHOST
0:39
You've probably heard the word thrown around like it's basic knowledge everyone else already has.
Mirko PetersHOST
0:43
Docker solves one specific painful problem, and once you see it, the whole picture clicks.
Mirko PetersHOST
0:48
It's the reason an app runs perfectly on your laptop and then falls apart on someone else's machine.
Mirko PetersHOST
0:52
By the end, you'll understand containers, images, and Docker files without writing a single line of code.
Mirko PetersHOST
0:56
We'll also settle the comparison that confuses almost every beginner, containers versus virtual machines.
Mirko PetersHOST
1:01
The problem Docker actually solves.
BaluHOST
28:09
On to our final question, question number 13.
BaluHOST
28:12
A company needs a place to store and manage their Docker container images so that ECS and EKS can pull from it with integration to AWS permissions and image scanning.
BaluHOST
28:24
Which service should they use? Here are your options.
BaluHOST
28:28
Option A, Amazon S3.
BaluHOST
28:31
Option B, AWS CodeCommit.
BaluHOST
28:35
Option C, Docker Hub only.
BaluHOST
28:39
And option D, Amazon Elastic Container Registry.
BaluHOST
28:42
Let's pause here.
Pratik PatelGUEST
35:56
So on my GitHub repo, I actually have a big data and AI repository where you can go, all the instructions are there.
Pratik PatelGUEST
36:08
And if you're wondering, what do we mean, or the panelists here, what do they mean by using AI to, not to build software, but using AI in software for features, right? So if you go to that big data AI repo, that's on my GitHub, you will find step-by-step instructions for running it as a Docker container locally, and then you hook up an inference provider, or you can just do some, basic setup, a minimal setup in five minutes and actually deploy it onto Hugging Face spaces.
Pratik PatelGUEST
36:47
So you get you basically you get Apache Iceberg, Apache Spark, Minio, which is well, you don't need that specific S3 server, but basically all the basic components, big data components.
Pratik PatelGUEST
36:59
Again, Iceberg and Spark is the basis for this.
Pratik PatelGUEST
37:03
And that workshop um guide you through okay it's basically like a real estate analyst application and it uses uh the united kingdom housing data set uh to populate this stuff but anyways um the key point for the audience here is you can go look that repository up download it, run it locally, or deploy it onto Hugging Face Spaces, which is basically a way to run, I'm simplifying this, but you can run a Docker container on that.
Pratik PatelGUEST
37:35
So you're up in the Cloud and you're close to all the inference providers and Hugging Face buckets and datasets, which I'll talk about in a bit.
Pratik PatelGUEST
37:43
and there are guided exercises on sprinkling a little bit of ai into your application right so it can do like analysis for okay so we have this housing data and this real estate analyst needs to know how many houses were sold in birmingham england not alabama birmingham england And what does that look like? What does the trend look like? It uses AI to sift through the data, which is obviously large language models are good at looking at data and specifically making similarity searches across data and blah, blah, blah, things like that.
Pratik PatelGUEST
38:20
So anyways, I would advise you check it out.
RollerGatorHOST
101:55
Filippo Valsadora, a cryptography engineer and cryptography maintainer for the open source Go programming language, told Ars.
RollerGatorHOST
102:02
Quote, there'll be a very, very long tail of IoT devices, Docker containers, forgotten Linux machines, unmaintained CLI tools that ship their own copy of the roots.
RollerGatorHOST
102:13
Also, Linux distributions are still rolling out updates.
RollerGatorHOST
102:15
Some of them are not ready yet.

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speaker_2UNKNOWN
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is the right decision for e madrid and shareholders The announcement came two days after researchers revealed
RollerGatorHOST
119:37
Emudra had issued eight certificates with private keys so defective that they were trivial to discover.
RollerGatorHOST
119:41
Anyone who took the time, which was measured in milliseconds, could crack them and then use them to generate TLS certificates that would be trusted by all major browsers as well as an untold number of email servers, IoT devices, Docker containers, forgotten Linux machines, and unmaintained CLI tools that ship their own copy of the routes.
RollerGatorHOST
119:58
Whereas NIST P384 elliptic curve cryptography private keys using the type of certificates Emudra issued are supposed to contain roughly 384 bits of entropy.
Kitty LochnerGUEST
25:43
And you've got these really brilliant colleagues there.
Kitty LochnerGUEST
25:47
who have very premium degrees and they are experts in their field, but they think Docker is a pair of shoes, right? And they don't know the tech part of it and how to separate code and data and things like that.
Kitty LochnerGUEST
26:03
And so I think the amount of effort energy that we're putting in right now to making sure that we're enabling our colleagues to harness these capabilities that connects them But also in a way that they are properly trained to
Jon HersteinHOST
26:19
capabilities and to not create risk.
Bryce KunzHOST
8:51
So, the...
Bryce KunzHOST
8:55
But they have a bunch of Docker breakouts, right? Like, you know, little things that you may not catch.
Bryce KunzHOST
9:00
Like, oh, okay, it's requesting to spin up a new container to test my application.
Bryce KunzHOST
9:03
That's great.
BerkayGUEST
13:46
And I think the main tool that we have there is, for example, Every developer gets their own tenant.
BerkayGUEST
14:00
So local development is a really great thing, but we've also known that yes, Docker exists, but there's always this question about you know, it works on my machine.
BerkayGUEST
14:15
So yeah, that kind of thing.
BerkayGUEST
14:18
So we still found like, for example, being able to test it on actual infrastructure, a good thing.
Edward OjamboHOST
50:58
and also the best way to contact me is and with that i would like to implore you again to subscribe like follow and leave comment it really helps out the channel i'd like to thank everybody subscribed so far uh thank you very much basically what happens the more people subscribe the more the uh our green pushes out to more viewers those viewers join this boeing committee they post their tips and tricks and they post requests and i will personally review those requests and i'll share everything with everyone uh nothing here is there's no paywall or anything like that everything is finished here all right and then i have the outflow which is the scam vm trick i think i've shown you that how to you can play retro games by using spam vm and now if you want to see what's upcoming on jumbo.com you go to obviously jumbo.com you go to watch menu and you can see tomorrow we're going to uh you know speaking of uptime then we're solving business we're going to actually install uptime coma and uh in a container the first container will be plugman we control with podman desktop the second command will be darker we also control podman desktop podman desktop is able to control, manage containers in,
Edward OjamboHOST
52:26
you know, whether it's pods or Docker containers.
Edward OjamboHOST
52:33
Okay, and then after that, we'll do something with the Raspberry Pi Zero.
Edward OjamboHOST
52:36
I'm used to doing this, showing you guys my Raspberry Pi Zero W from 2017.
Noel BradfordHOST
6:04
Pretending to know is where the trouble starts.
Noel BradfordHOST
6:07
The abuse Joe got was from small-minded, sad, holier-than-thou basement-dwelling trolls that might know how to deploy something with Docker.
Noel BradfordHOST
6:15
But do they know how to sit the right way on a toilet, or deliver informative, balanced information to millions on national television like a seriously well-respected journo like Joe does? I seriously doubt it, just looking in the mirror might challenge the fucking troglodytes.
Noel BradfordHOST
6:29
They're all wannabes.

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