Sharing knowledge is import to us at Xebia. It’s one of the four core values the company is built on. We share knowledge at our clients and with the community, through meetups and conferences. Every second week we organise a Xebia Knowledge Exchange (XKE), our bi-weekly mini-conference. Filled with lots of different sessions, on all sorts of topics. There is always something interesting to learn!

During a recent XKE we came up with the idea to do a peer conference. The topic of the conference was the consultancy work that we do. We all have our own approach and experience, so there is always a lot we can learn from each other. At the conference we experimented with using K-Cards.Read more →

Fast feedback loops are instrumental to gaining confidence in changes and achieving a steady pace of delivery. In many teams, Docker has been an important force behind removing delays in the pipeline to production. Taking control of your environments is a powerful move to make as a scrum team.

Seeing that Kubernetes appears to be becoming the leading orchestration platform, chances are that the containerized applications you and your team are working on will land on a Kubernetes cluster. That is why I was excited to see that in the latest version of Docker it is now possible to run a local Kubernetes cluster. In this blog you will learn how to start a local Kubernetes cluster with the latest Docker version.

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