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# TamanduaTI

## Sitemaps

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## Posts

- [Blog](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/blog/)
- [Understanding docker memory usage](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/understanding-docker-memory-usage/) - Recently, I was asked about Docker's memory consumption. Before diving into the details, it's crucial to clarify whether we're referring to RAM or storage." When it comes to file system storage, Docker images are built upon a series of distinct layers. The effective size of an image is the sum of its distinct layers. It's
- [Taking advantage of docker layers](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/taking-advantage-of-docker-layers/) - Here, I want to focus on how companies can create Docker images in a way that takes full advantage of how Docker layers are constructed and how they’re stored on disk. Many companies that use Docker follow one of two strategies: either each team is fully responsible for creating and maintaining its own images, or
- [Docker Layers Explained](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/docker-layers-explained/) - When working with Docker, we create images from a file called a Dockerfile — like a recipe that describes step by step how the image should be built. It usually starts with a base image, and from there Docker runs instructions to add dependencies, install packages and libraries, generate keys, create users and directories, and
- [Docker Image Size Explained](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/docker-image-size-explained/) - When we look at how Docker images are layered, it raises questions about how they are stored. Take a Node application as an example: it’s built on top of a base image (node), and then several steps are added to create the final application image. # Dockerfile # Use the official node:24.4 image as the

## Pages

- [Home](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/) - Delivering Software & Product Development Developing the product with and within the Team About Service Overview At TamanduaTI, we don't just provide developers – we deliver experienced technical partners who integrate seamlessly into your team to drive product success. Learn More Embedded Developer Expertise A senior full-stack developer working as an extension of your team.
- [Contact](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/contact/) - Connecting You with Expert Software Developers Reach out to TamanduaTI for tailored software solutions:favini.fernando@gmail.com Expert Software Developers Ready to Elevate Your Project Connect with our experts to unlock tailored software solutions and industry insights. Get in Touch
- [Home - Português](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/pt/home-portugues/) - Desenvolvendo Software & Produto Desenvolvendo o produto junto e dentro do time Sobre Serviços Na TamanduTI não fornecemos apenas desenvolvedores – entregamos parceiros técnicos experientes que se integram perfeitamente à sua equipe para impulsionar o sucesso do seu produto. Learn More Embedded Developer Expertise A senior full-stack developer working as an extension of your team.
- [Services](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/services/) - Building Together, Beyond Code At TamanduaTI, we don't just provide developers – we deliver experienced technical partners who integrate seamlessly into your team to drive product success. Embedded Developer Expertise A senior full-stack developer working as an extension of your team. Developer-Centric Tooling Passion for crafting tools that empower engineering teams (e.g., debugging utilities, CI/CD
- [About](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/about/) - Your Remote Developer, Seamlessly Integrated At TamanduáTI, we believe that distance should never be a barrier to great collaboration. Based in Brazil but working globally, we provide senior developers who become true extensions of your team—working in your timezone, following your processes, and contributing to your product as if they were in-house. Full Team Integration

## SP Testimonials

- [Petro Koriakin](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/testimonial/petro-koriakin/) - Working with Fernando is what high-trust engineering should feel like. He brings deep Ruby and Python expertise, paired with a rare gift: creating a space where ideas can safely evolve. Fernando leads without ego, seeks feedback early, and consistently lifts the quality of any system or team he joins. In fast-paced, AI-driven environments, his clarity,
- [Karol Galanciak](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/testimonial/karol-galanciak/) - I've had the pleasure to work with Fernando for almost 2 years. The expectations for Fernando were high, as he had demonstrated amazing skills right away during the interview stage, and shortly after joining Smily, he became the tech lead of the team responsible for building the robust integration with Airbnb and Vrbo, achieving great
- [Maciej Wilk](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/testimonial/140/) - I had the pleasure of working with Fernando on the Channel Manager team at Smily. Not long after joining, he stepped up as team lead and handled it like a pro, always patient, approachable, and ready to help. He’s got great skills in Ruby on Rails, and his knowledge of Docker and Kubernetes came in
- [Carlos Eduardo Torre](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/testimonial/141/) - Extremely competent, engaged, and creative professional. Highly skilled in systems development, particularly frontend. A team player who is always willing to help other members without impacting their own tasks.
- [Rafael Araujo Diniz](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/testimonial/142/) - Favini it’s a full stack developer. Working with front and backend is capable to define high-level solutions. With a great know-how in software development, mastered several programming languages and databases. Your relationship with the team is terrific, proposing new ideias and always interested in help others.
- [Vinicius Tadeu Gonçalves](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/testimonial/143/) - Fernando is an extremely cheerful person, he brings motivation to his colleagues. He is always improving himself as developer making complex and efficient solutions, he is capable of tutoring his co-workers being a person with great value for a team. He enjoys great challenges, from my point of view, it motivates him.
- [Małgorzata Kwiatkowska](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/testimonial/malgorzata-kwiatkowska/) - Fernando is a super-patient and helpful person! He taught me a lot during our cooperation at Solaris. As a developer, he’s bright and intelligent. What’s more, he’s irreplaceable during incident solving as after years in Solaris he’s got really wide knowledge about the system (which, believe me, is big). And he talks. A LOT. 😉
- [Leonardo Alejandro Guerra Oterro](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/testimonial/leonardo-alejandro-guerra-oterro/) - Great professional, with an excellent view of problem solving and always ready to help other team members, without fear of learning new technologies and techniques!
- [Diego Moreno Quinteiro](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/testimonial/diego-moreno-quinteiro/) - Fernando worked with me both in UOL and Bidu. He’s a hard and very committed worker. Favini is a natural problem solver, being able to find his way out of hard engineering challenges with ease. He’s also incredibly fast learner and thus can work with any web technology, even if it was invented yesterday. I
- [Joel Mickelin](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/testimonial/joel-mickelin/) - Working with Fernando was a joy from start to finish. Earnest, hard working, always with a positive attitude and a sense of humor which always helps in our stressful industry. If you work with Fernando, you will benefit from his vast technical knowledge, can-do attitude and ability to bring people together to work on problems.
- [Andre Piza](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/testimonial/andre-piza/) - Fernando’s heart is not proportional to his size. It is bigger and Fernando is a very big guy. He is always looking to solve problems and make people’s life easier at the office with his outstanding sense of humor. Besides all of that he is a great programmer with enormous growth potential in his career
- [Marcos M. Riso](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/testimonial/marcos-m-riso/) - Fernando’s logical interpretation of computational systems is remarkable, also is his partnership. It´s always a pleasure to work with him.
- [Jovica Šuša](https://blog.tamanduati.tech/testimonial/jovica-susa/) - I had the pleasure of working with Fernando when he joined my team while I was working at Smily. I was immediately impressed by his ability to tackle complex tasks in our not-so-outsider-friendly codebase. He really knows his stuff when it comes to Ruby—I still remember a few debugging sessions where he pulled out some

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