Let us begin by explaining what docker container hosting is. Software engineers develop applications and deploy these applications for use. When the software engineer makes products for your fintech, they rely on a docker engine to ship these applications. These applications are packaged in what is referred to as containers. Containers are isolated packages of software and all the resources they need to stand alone. They allow your application to run smoothly and consistently on multiple cloud and non-cloud environments. These containers are built, tested, and deployed on a docker hosting platform.
There are many benefits to using dockers but there are also lots of problems with hosting. Because containers are run on the same operating system and communicate with one another there are security, performance, and speed problems that affect dockers and their ability to host containers. In a constantly evolving digital world engineers and the businesses they build for often feel stagnant when it comes to hosting and deploying their applications. Engineers feel the process is predictable and innovation and excitement in this ecosystem can improve both users’ performance and the performance of the applications they build.
Now that that is out of the way, let us introduce you to DockHive, a revolutionary one-click decentralised docker infrastructure tailored for businesses. DockHive aims to address the long-standing hosting issues that have been plaguing businesses and users alike and it is doing this by offering a powerful, user-friendly, and decentralised docker infrastructure. It incorporates blockchain technology, including its decentralised system and the perks that come with this, to create a beautifully organised and safe system to anchor software. This fresh approach opens up a world of possibilities that allows users to break free from the constraints of traditional hosting platforms and the problems they have.
The marriage of docker and blockchain
What makes DockHive stand out is its futuristic approach of leveraging blockchain and decentralised networks for secure and scalable docker container management. DockHive is built on the swift and efficient Polygon blockchain. This seamless fusion of docker technology with the innovation of blockchain, makes transactions in its ecosystem faster, more secure, and more reliable than other systems.
Security and reliability are of utmost importance when building and shipping software because businesses and other users have important data collected through and stored with their apps. DockHive employs robust security measures including container isolation and encryption to keep users’ data safe. Employing blockchain decentralised architecture means that the containers they host are distributed across a network of nodes which reduces the risk of single points of failure.
Nodes are the building blocks of the DockHive network. These nodes collaborate to form a network across various geographical locations. If you know one thing about blockchain, you will know that the main perk of this technology is decentralisation. The distributed nature of nodes ensures redundancy, fault tolerance, and enhanced scalability. Containers deployed on the DockHive system are intelligently distributed across multiple nodes and each node independently participates in the container build process. These interconnected systems need synergy and trust. Using isolation and encryption techniques and other security procedures it employs to stay decentralised, DockHive is more secure and reliable. This system also effectively reduces the time required for deployment which makes using DockHive for your software needs makes it faster and easier to scale.
DockHive native token: DHT
DockHive has taken its cutting-edge technology further by creating a token. DHT, DockHive’s native token, is a digital asset built on the Polygon network With this token, members of the DockHive community can transact with one another. Beyond just a digital asset it is the heartbeat of this ecosystem and will be used as a reward system for users. As nodes efficiently build and deploy containers they receive from the originator. The first node to complete the build process is rewarded with DHT. The introduction of this token opens a world of other possibilities in the DockHive community.
Step into the future of hosting by joining the DockHive community. You can also find this community on Twitter, LinkedIn, Medium, and Telegram. You can also read the whitepaper here.
