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• Bootstrapping and monitoring multiple processes in Docker using monit
• Monitoring Docker: Part II
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• Creating a Docker Container to run PHP, NGINX and Hip Hop VM (HHVM)
• Chef Finds Docker A Close Fit
• Jérôme Petazzoni on the breathtaking growth of Docker
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Dear free software supporter,

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) needs to be convinced that Net Neutrality is worth saving. The agency has asked members of the public, along with industry leaders and entrepreneurs, to tell it why Internet Service Providers should be banned from traffic discrimination. This comment window is one of the best opportunities we've had to make an impact. Comments are due tomorrow, July 15, 2014. Submit your statement in support of Net Neutrality right away using the Electronic Frontier Foundation's free software commenting tool.
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Tell the FCC: Net Neutrality is crucial to free software

I can recommend the page We're in the battle for the net.. Especially the included video of "Last Week Tonight by John Oliver" is worth every bit of download :-). Americans, go and write your comment about how great this idea is.