Tag: Docker

March 15, 2018

Keeping your Golang Docker image healthy

At Soluto we are working on an open-source project named Tweek. One of its components is a proxy server that we decided to implement in Go. In order to make the Docker  image of the proxy server lighter we built it from scratch. But, while building a container from scratch has its advantages, it also comes with a big setback. # Stage 1: Build executable FROM golang:1.9.2 as buildImage WORKDIR /go/src/github.com/Soluto/golang-docker-healthcheck COPY main.go . RUN CGO_ENABLED=0 go build -a -installsuffix cgo…

By Alex Kotler Fux

Full Stack Developer

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September 26, 2017

How to: Easily testing WordPress plugins with Docker

Do you have any experience with WordPress? Until recently, I never tried to develop something in the WordPress ecosystem. A few weeks ago, I found a cool plugin that I wanted to improve. While working on it, I realized how complex it is to write tests for WordPress – and I wanted to share my experience with you. Part of the complexity was running those tests in Docker containers – to make it easy to run them with a real…

By Omer Levi Hevroni

Software Developer and Security Champion.

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September 5, 2017

How we deployed a scikit-learn model with Flask and Docker

In our last post we discussed our customer satisfaction prediction model. We used AzureML studio for our first deployment of this machine learning model, in order to serve real-time predictions. In this post we would like to share how and why we moved from AzureML to a Python deployment using Flask, Docker and Azure App Service. During this time we also tried Azure Function with Python. In addition, we open-sourced a sample Python API with Flask and Docker for machine…

By Amir Pupko

Data scientist and software developer at Soluto

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August 10, 2017

Your CI can be a whole lot better

Tweek is an open source feature management project that we’re developing here at Soluto. Or in other words – our baby. Like every open source project, Tweek also needs a reliable and fast CI process that can build and test it. Tweek has multiple services (.Net Core and NodeJs) and a website (NodeJs), and we chose Docker to deploy them. We need a CI solution to build and test each of the components separately, and then test all of them…

By Nataly Shrits

Full Stack Developer and Tweek maintainer

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