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Butler Cache Warmer + Docker = True

Göran Sander · 1 min read
Butler Cache Warmer + Docker = True

More Docker in the Butler family!

Today version 2.0 of Butler CW was released, including a Docker image and configuration files needed to run Butler CW as a Docker container.

Feature wise the stand-alone Node.js app and the new container-based solution are identical, it’s just way more convenient to run it as a Docker container.

Additional info is available in the GitHub repository.

Yesterday the original Butler tool was Dockerised, today Butler CW… Do you see the trend?

Yep, the plan is to Dockerize also Butler SOS, the Butler app duplicator and related tools.

When done the whole Butler stack would run in Docker, making it much, much easier to maintain than today.
Good things come to those who wait… 🙂

Tags SenseOps Butler CW
Göran Sander Stockholm, Sweden

Qlik Sense consultant and toolmaker at Ptarmigan Labs. Ten years at Spotify, Qlik Luminary and Partner Ambassador, author of the open source Butler tools.

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