docs(7): Containerize your app: how Uber moves big data in hours

[hunxjunedo]

fixes #7
/claim #7

This article has the following advantages:

• the content is formed by summarizing key points from the blogs of these companies to ensure accurate facts
• considerable time and effort invested on researching and summarizing the content for case studies
• the case studies are shaped in a way that appeals to the target audience
• case studies are used to support the arguments throughout the article
• the benefits are written in a straight-forward way, eliminating any ambiguity

therefore I request to be assigned, I'm open to making any changes suggested

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[hunxjunedo]

@nkkko are we moving towards assigning and finalizing this one ?

[nkkko]

This gives me mixed feelings. Are you sure those are appropriate examples. I am not convinced by your article. Also you use Uber in the title, but that is just one of your examples. You should have invested more effort.

[hunxjunedo]

@nkkko one thing I'm confident about is the authenticity and relevance of these examples. I've read companies own published blogs like Netflix and Uber, which released it in context of containerization itself, and it took significant effort and time. I've also added the references for further confirmation.

I will work on the title, please tell what else needs changes, will be more than happy to improve.

[hunxjunedo]

@mojafa what is the update on this one ? There was no response on this, should I close this PR ? This took significant research and effort.

[mojafa]

@hunxjunedo Please gimme till end of day to get back on this. I'll rereview it

[hunxjunedo]

@mojafa hey, any luck with that?

[mojafa]

@hunxjunedo here are my comments:

1. the issue name is Real-World Applications of Containerized Development: Case Studies and Lessons Learned
   please ensure your title covers that not Uber only. May be Real-World Applications of Containerized Development: How Uber, Pinterest, Netflix, and Airbnb Leverage Containers

2. you failed to address :

Insights into team workflows, onboarding processes, and long-term benefits.

3. There are no refrences in your article.

5. Highlight Key Points, use callout boxes or TL;DR . Please follow the sample. https://github.com/daytonaio/content/blob/main/articles/YYYYMMDD_article_template.md

6. Use Grammarly or Hemingway to check the flow and cohesion of your article. Also this is. technical article, please check your language, ensure it meets teh standards. Sentences like the one below are just not it:
   

Please put in more effort and finalise this

[hunxjunedo]

@mojafa I've made the requested changes, to be more specific:

• control the tone throughout the article using Grammarly
• add TL;DR and rearrange the structure
• add references
• add the missed parts
• update the title

please feel free to request more changes in the loop!

[mojafa]

@hunxjunedo I wanted to let you know that I've just pushed some changes to the main branch that fix some linting issues and update the compliance rules. These updates should help you pass the content compliance checks in your current pull request.

When you get a chance, please pull the latest changes from the main branch into your working branch. This should make the integration smoother and help avoid any potential conflicts.

[mojafa]

still seeing Uber in the title. You don't talk about Uber alone. You have pinterest, airbnb, netflix as well no?

[hunxjunedo]

@mojafa , terribly sorry about the title in the metadata, really forgot to remove that.

[hunxjunedo]

@mojafa This one's ready, however, I had to add line breaks to make lint pass, dk how that's supposed to work.

[hunxjunedo]

@mojafa can we finalize this one ? Is the quality unsatisfactory?

[mojafa]

@hunxjunedo we're not there yet. also the tone of the article is not as technical. Can I close this PR while you pick up another issue? There's two other submissions doe this issue

[hunxjunedo]

@mojafa It's up to you, but there is a reason for the tone to not be technical, I wrote a bunch of articles for Tailcall, and the devrel actually suggested to make the tone less-controlled, and it worked great for them, should work for you!

[mojafa]

I've asked Niko about this issue.

The issue topic is wide, and all three PRs (yours included) address different companies and what not. I'll get back to you.