One thing I’ve been thinking about recently is how schools can successfully run WordPress Multisite, Domain of One’s Own, and Reclaim Cloud Sandbox spaces together in a way that feels integrated and seamless. We’ve always led with the idea that these tools don’t compete with each other, and that actually …
I skipped session 3 in order to attend the live version of session 4, so I’ll need to double back soon to what I’ve missed. In today’s unit we explored different Docker containers like HedgeDoc, Baserow, and WBO. Through these exercises, we learned about updating containers, working with Bind Mounts, and cloning from a github repository instead of manually creating a docker-compose file.
This blog post covers quick notes from session 2 of Reclaim Hosting’s EdTech Flex Course on understanding containers. This session covered installing NextCloud on Reclaim Cloud by looking at docker run vs. docker-compose commands. We also looked at quick docker commands to run from terminal & defined Volumes, Bind Mounts, and Variables.
This blog post covers quick notes from session 1 of Reclaim Hosting’s EdTech Flex Course on understanding containers. This is a basic overview of containerization technology, working in a Reclaim Cloud dashboard, and running the world’s smallest docker container. This session also covered environment topologies, containers vs. nodes, and “pulling” docker containers.
I have so much to catch up on in terms of blogging and reminiscing over the last few months here and I’m promising myself that I’ll get to it soon enough. In the meantime, I wanted to jump to present day and talk about a Professional Development meeting that I …
With the steady introduction and roll out of Reclaim Cloud, I’ve really just scraped the surface of the technical components and have spent more of my time focusing on how these new cloud offerings fit in with our existing suite of Reclaim Hosting products. There are quite a few differences …
