In the previous post, I’ve written about how to start to develop the Flask application using the Python virtual environment. In this writing, I’ll use different approach using the containerized environment with Toolbox (or Toolbx). Toolbox makes it easy to use a containerized environment for everyday software development and debugging. With this tool, makes the …
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UPDATE: Python 3.13 on Fedora 41 Good news! Python 3.12 has recently been released and Fedora 39 ships it in the system. We don’t have to replace existing Python installation in our operating system, but we could use the container to run the latest Python release for testing or other purposes. Since Python 3.9 and …
Containerization is a reliable solution to run multiple tasks or applications on the same host. The container allows applications to be bundled with their own libraries and configuration files, and then executed in isolation on a single OS kernel. It ensures application isolation in terms of security and data access, and as resource allocation. A …
Fedora CoreOS is another container operating system, with minimal operating system for running containerized workloads securely and at scale. It’s designed for clusters but also operable standalone, optimized for Kubernetes but also great without it. You can deploy CoreOS to the cloud, install in bare metal or even run as VM, but in this writing …
When we run containers in production, basically we only need a Linux kernel, a host security mechanism and a container manager. That’s the reason why MicroOS exists. Let’s play & have fun!
