Should I Run Plain Docker Compose in Production in 2026?
Yes, plain Docker Compose can still run production workloads in 2026—if you close the operational gaps it leaves: cleanup, healing, image pinning, socket security, and updates.
Read moreYes, plain Docker Compose can still run production workloads in 2026—if you close the operational gaps it leaves: cleanup, healing, image pinning, socket security, and updates.
Read moreA practical guide to shipping configuration files like postgresql.conf inside a Docker Compose deployment. Covers bind mounts, custom images, the Compose configs top-level keyword with inline content, and Compose secrets for sensitive values.
Read moreShipping software on-prem means your customers have access to your container images. Here is what they can actually see, what they cannot, and the practical steps to protect your source code, model weights, and intellectual property.
Read moreWhen your software runs in a customer environment, debugging means asking them to paste logs in Slack. Support Bundles replace that with a single command that collects exactly what you need.
Read moreKubernetes ships three minor versions a year. Your customers run whatever their platform team approved two years ago. How ISVs stop finding out about the gap from a support ticket.
Read moreSaaS licensing is a solved problem. Enforcing usage limits, seat counts, and feature flags for self-hosted customers is not. Here's how Distr handles it — including fully offline and air-gapped environments.
Read moreDistr now collects container logs and system metrics from every connected customer deployment and surfaces them in your vendor portal — no SSH, no screen sharing, no waiting.
Read moreHow to automatically scan your application for CVEs in CI/CD and attach the report to every release your customers see in Distr.
Read moreLearn how to set up load balancing, reverse proxying, and SSL termination in Docker Swarm. Covers two approaches: built-in routing mesh and Traefik with automatic HTTPS, plus monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana.
Read moreDistr alerts close the visibility gap for self-hosted customer deployments. Get notified when updates fail, deployments go dark, or apps crash—before your customers tell you.
Read moreLearn three production-ready approaches to implement cron jobs in Docker Compose: lightweight schedulers, integrated solutions, and dedicated job launchers. Includes code examples, architecture diagrams, and trade-off analysis.
Read moreA practical guide to choosing between Docker Compose and Kubernetes for software distribution.
Read moreComparing Docusaurus vs Distr incl. Design, SEO, DevEx, Extensibility and how we structured our technical documentation
Read moreA built-in OCI registry with tag-based access control, audit logs, and support for Helm, Docker & more, designed to simplify self-managed software distribution for both vendors and customers.
Read moreThe new Distr Dashboard comes with support for multi application deployments per target, avatars, metrics.
Read moreDistr now supports distributing applications via Docker Swarm
Read moreWe are happy to introduce the new Distr Tutorials which improves your onboarding experience.
Read more12 container registries compared: Docker Hub, ECR, GCR, ACR, Harbor, JFrog, GitHub, GitLab + 4 more. Pricing, self-hosting, open source, and scale.
Read moreAll the details about Distr v1.4
Read moreAll the details about Distr v2.0
Read moreAll the details about the inaugural release of Distr v1.0
Read moreSoftware vendors don't have it easy, especially when trying to serve their self-managed customers, here are 5 tips that are sure to help.
Read moreSoftware vendors and customers have to navigate a complex landscape of deployment models and target environments. In this piece we explore the key differences between SaaS, BYOC, and Self-Managed deployments.
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