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Docker: building an ntp server image with Alpine and chrony

If you need a lightweight NTP server, an Alpine based container image with a chrony daemon takes up minimal runtime resources and is about 8Mb in size. I have pushed ‘fabianlee/docker-chrony-alpine‘ to docker hub.  The run command requires that you specify linux capabilities and a volume for the chrony.conf file, so the easiest way to Docker: building an ntp server image with Alpine and chrony

Ubuntu: Pre-Validate Network ACL and Firewall Connectivity with Netcat

Although virtualization has pushed a self-service culture for infrastructure, it is still common in production environments to need your  Network Operations team to open the required ports necessary for any new application deployment. So, while you may be able to create the base virtualized host, you can’t go much further without the network connectivity.  And Ubuntu: Pre-Validate Network ACL and Firewall Connectivity with Netcat