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Microsoft has carved from its Visual Studio integrated development environment (IDE) a smaller, more portable code editor that could be a handy tool for administrators and DevOps-minded programmers who need to make quick changes. Last week, the company released the beta version of this editor, called Visual Studio Code. It has also posted the source code, an indication of the company’s intent on supporting enterprise operations beyond its own Windows platform.
We proudly present the third episode of The New Stack @ Scale podcast, our monthly program that explores the issues that come with dynamic services and systems. In this edition, recorded during New Relic’s FutureStack15 User Conference, The New Stack founder Alex Williams and co-anchor Fredric Paul, New Relic’s Editor-in-Chief, were joined by three guests to discuss the issues around scale and monitoring, with a focus on Docker and containers.
Hyper is a set containing a Linux kernel, an init process and management tools, which virtualizes containers to improve their isolation and management for multi-tenant applications. Hyper does one thing: Provide isolated environments (virtual machines) on which portable environments (containers) can be easily scheduled. Hyper uses both shared and dedicated kernels environments, believing it is the right approach to deploy multi-tenant platforms.
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