It's great for microservices, runs on both windows and linux, it's fast, it's reliable, it's widely used.

The split between the community edition and the docker entreprise is confusing.

It's so easy to use, makes it so easy to deploy and, with the growing ecosystem of service offered around it, will enable entirely new tech-stacks that will save businesses a lot of time and money.

It comes with such a good documentation and 100% open source. It works on almost every platform and very helpful in matching development and production environment.

It's really easy to get familiar with it and once you start building your own images and containers it will give you a lot of fun.

Docker is very helpful to build pipelines, easy to set up, integrate and reliable. Docker contains a large number of pre-built images including Nginx, MySQL, NodeJs, etc.

Container solves library/dll hell - that means that you may have two application that require incompatible libs running on the same computer without any problems.

Awesome container based virtualization, even better with Kubernetes, allows for endless CI/CD.

It's realy easy to learn how to use it (has great documentation and community) and how to create your own container images.

Docker is an amazing product, but it does have a learning curve.

I love the ease of use with docker, we manage our dev container instance with docker, and it has been seemless when switching to this.

With all these features I would like to say docker is a game changer. I would like to recommend Docker for any developer to try out and see the benefits.

Writing dockerfiles is very straightforward and being able to add other images as layers is really useful and helpful. It's easy to spin up any docker container in matter of few seconds.

Docker is very useful for us it saves the cost upto 50%  and continous integration and new features are on time after implementing docker.

This reduces your cost and management, without docker you may be using many cloud machines and services like one for the application, DB, LB, etc, now with docker you can do it all under one machine.

To achieving continue integration it's very helpful. Managing the deployment container and images is now easy with Docker.

Debugging in the docker is pretty awesome. If you are working in web development you can test your email services etc in your local mechine.

If you have a good skills with this tool, you can integrate a CI or CD for your developments.

Unfortunately not all the applications support containers. It does not work with well if your application have lots of graphical features.

Friendly, powerful and has a strong community around it. There's a lot of material for beginners as well.

Docker is a pretty awesome engine to build, create, run containers. It is pretty fast and lightweight for what it is achieving.

Docker software consists of most sophisticated community with best stability. It is really time and money saving software.

Ease of use, great documentation, and rapid application delivery. Increased reliability and greater uptime.

Helps in rapid deployment of code and rollbacks.

It is very simple and easy to use for  moving the application from environment to other environment(i.e like copy and pasting).

Difficult to mention what is missing. Depends on your needs and docker contains all if you research.

They have a really great documentations, tutorials to get started with, and we have a docker hub where all the native images are available, like mysql, psql, ubuntu much more.

I am very excited about the Docker product and their business model. I think by being an open-source project, Docker offers great flexibility, a great community, and a great overall impact.

First of all, it's very easy to use. If you have experience on powershell or other batch scripts, you can handle docker command perfectly.

Has a great integration with our software stack (python + django)so setup is easy and it captures a great amount of debugging information out of the box.

I love the amazing way simple it is to coordinate with various dialects. Following customer side javascript is overly helpful with full stack follows to show you precisely what turned out badly.

Its very easy to use and has great documentation and customer support.

Thanks to Rollbar we are able to provide proactive customer support.

Working with large amounts of instances of the same error or warning can get very frustrating because of the limitations of RQL.

Rollbar is super easy to use and a breeze to integrate. It has a ton of features like sourcemaps and fingerprinting that work smoothly for thousands of errors a day.

The slack integration is the best. The full stack trace is a really nice feature which helps us to easily identify the actual issue.

I think it is weird to click on the error timestamp to go to the traceback, but I don't know if there is another way. Also, website does not work well on mobile devices.

Great integrations great visibility. Does 1 thing and does it really well.

Easy to use, all packages included, good documentation.

Rollbar is also user friendly and they are constantly putting up more features.

Solid exception with straight forward pricing model.

As a fellow software developer I know how hard it is to get issues addressed, not to mention prioritized and deployed. In short I love you, and love your company and I tell everyone that.

Bugs can cost a lot, and rollbar can save you a fortune should a javascript bug come up stopping your shopping cart from working for example.

Poor integration options, buggy client, bad api.

It's good for someone like me - a customer-facing employee of a tech company - to identify which user is experiencing an error.

Easy integration with our applications. Integrations with other apps like Slack.

I love the fact that I get very quick notices about an issue with one of our software programs and at the same time it doesn't nag with by sending me a hundred emails.

Very easy to comprehend pricing and packaging.

Until now no feature are missed. As all, every software has work to do.

There are a lot of good options for configuring meaningful alerts, and lots of good presentations of data.

On the website all the information is one click away and you can generate very useful reports, and always be on top of your app. Their customer service is also very fast and pricing is great.

Great for seeing true local variables in traces.

If I compare with sentry I can say that the errors have less data, complicated to understand the problem and resolve it.

I like that i can see exactly when a user experienced an issue and can drill down into how many time it's occurred in the past.

Being able to get direct access to incidents from my phone is the most important feature - then switching to the desktop for resolution is easy.

The software can be sluggish;  It's impossible to navigate on my phone. It will literally crash a browser phone.

It's integration is very easy and the cost is affordable for medium to large companies.

Navigating to the correct application and environment is so bad it makes me sad every time I have to use it. It became even worse after the ‘redesign.

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Docker is an on-premise and cloud-based application development platform that helps businesses build, test and share containerized applications and microservices. Using the Docker Engine, professionals can run and distribute developed applications across various infrastructures and operating systems such as CentOS, Fedora, Oracle Linux, RHEL, Ubuntu, Windows Server and more.


Administrators can integrate the platform with multiple development environments and utilize Docker APIs to facilitate collaboration among operational teams. It allows organizations to design applications using customizable templates, create and share container images in a private registry and streamline the installation and management of application configurations. Additionally, it provides developers with tools to build Kubernetes-ready applications on a centralized platform. 


Docker enables businesses to develop applications in compliance with open container initiative (OCI) specifications. Pricing is available on monthly subscriptions and support is extended via documentation and an inquiry form.



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Lifecycle Management

Application Management

Activity Tracking

Real-Time Monitoring

Collaboration Tools

Configurable Workflow

Workflow Management

Activity Dashboard

Monitoring

Integrated Development Environment

Graphical User Interface

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Private repositories, build & ship: $7 per month for 5 repos. 

Managed nodes run: $15 per month, per node.

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Rollbar is a cloud-based bug tracking and monitoring solution that caters to organizations of all sizes. Rollbar supports multiple programming languages and frameworks like JavaScript, Python, .NET, Drupal, Wordpress and Pyramid. The solution can also be deployed on premises at the user end.


Rollbar provides automatic error grouping based on an error's root cause and also gives users an option to customize these grouping rules. Notification filters help users to set and prioritize notifications by error type. The solution also offers workflow control capabilities that allow users to tag issues as active, resolved or muted.

Rollbar enables users to track their deployments, provide information in the form of graphs, manage timeline and maintain deployment history. The solution adheres to industry standards and provides 2048 bit end-to-end SSL encryption, two-factor authentication, login controls and audit logs. Rollbar comes with Rollbar Query Language that allows users to communicate with the database.


Rollbar is available on a monthly and annual subscription basis that includes support via email.

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