[dundee] Docker 0.7

[Owen Bowers Adams]

Hey all!

A quick thing (mostly) just wanted to let people know that Docker 0.7 is out

What does this mean in real terms, well there's links, named containers,
better port redirection  and a bunch of bug fixes. The biggest thing though
is the standard linux support.  This is huge as far as Docker goes. It no
longer requires a patched  Linux kernel running AUFS under the hood.  AUFS
is awesome but fairly non standard.

With the new release the support extends too include VFS and DEVICEMAPPER.
Utilising LVM snapshots ( sort of ) to achieve copy on write. What this
means from a day to day basis is it's a step further forwards being
production ready and can now run on off the shelf linux distros. Making
updates a lot easier.

More info here:

http://blog.docker.io/2013/11/docker-0-7-docker-now-runs-on-any-linux-distribution/?utm_source=Docker+News&utm_campaign=a48159ba6d-Docker_0_5_0_7_18_2013&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_c0995b6e8f-a48159ba6d-235710801
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