Docker for Developers

1. Docker for PHP Developers Chris Tankersley @dragonmantank php[tek] 2018 1

2. php[tek] 2018 Setup! WIFI: “Sheraton Meeting”, code is `phptek2018` Example App: https://github.com/learningcontainers/dockerfordevs Lunch: Around 12:30pm Breaks: Every so often 2

3. php[tek] 2018 What Is Docker? “Docker is an open platform for developers and sysadmins to build, ship, and run distributed applications. Consisting of Docker Engine, a portable, lightweight runtime and packaging tool, and Docker Hub, a cloud service for sharing applications and automating workflows, Docker enables apps to be quickly assembled from components and eliminates the friction between development, QA, and production environments.” 3 https://www.docker.com/whatisdocker/

4. php[tek] 2018

5. php[tek] 2018 What is a Container? 5

6. php[tek] 2018 Normal Bare-Metal Server 6 CPU RAM HD Network Operating System nginx PHP DB

7. php[tek] 2018 Normal Bare-Metal Server 7 CPU RAM HD Network Operating System nginx PHP DB

8. php[tek] 2018 Virtual Machines 8 CPU RAM HD Network Operating System nginx PHP DB Operating System nginx PHP DB Operating System Hypervisor

9. php[tek] 2018 Containers 9 CPU RAM HD Network Operating System nginxnginx PHP DB PHP DB

10. php[tek] 2018 Containers vs VMs

11. php[tek] 2018 Containers Are Not New • LXC (Linux Containers) • OpenVZ • Systemd-nspawn • BSD Jails • Solaris Zones • chroot 11

12. php[tek] 2018 Containers are just walled processes 12 Ubuntu Kernel / + bin/ + etc/ + dev/ + home/ + usr/ + var/ + lib/ + … nginx bash / + bin/ + etc/ + dev/ + home/ + usr/ + var/ + lib/ + … php

13. php[tek] 2018 What is Docker? 13

14. php[tek] 2018 Docker is an Ecosystem 14 Docker Engine

15. php[tek] 2018 Docker is an Ecosystem 15 Docker ComposeDocker Machine Docker Swarm

16. php[tek] 2018 How does it work? 16 Uses a variety of existing Container technologies Server Containers Hyper-V Containers xhyve Virtualization

17. php[tek] 2018 Sorry OSX < 10.10 and Windows < 10 Users Docker Toolbox 17

18. php[tek] 2018 Let’s use Docker 18

19. php[tek] 2018 Running a container • `docker run` will run a container • This will not restart an existing container, just create a new one • docker run [options] IMAGE [command] [arguments] • [options ]modify the docker process for this container • IMAGE is the image to use • [command] is the command to run inside the container • [arguments] are arguments for the command 19

20. php[tek] 2018 Running a simple shell 20

23. php[tek] 2018 What’s Going On? 23 Ubuntu Kernel / + bin/ + etc/ + dev/ + home/ + usr/ + var/ + lib/ + … nginx bash / + bin/ + etc/ + dev/ + home/ + usr/ + var/ + lib/ + … php

24. php[tek] 2018 Running Two Webservers 24

32. php[tek] 2018 Some Notes • All three containers are 100% self contained • Docker containers share common ancestors, but keep their own files • `docker run` parameters: • --rm – Destroy a container once it exits • -d – Run in the background (daemon mode) • -i – Run in interactive mode • --name – Give the container a name • -p [local port]:[container port] – Forward the local port to the container port 32

33. php[tek] 2018 Volumes 33

34. php[tek] 2018 Modifying a running container • `docker exec` can run a command inside of an existing container • Use Volumes to share data 34

35. php[tek] 2018 Persistent Data with Volumes • You can designate a volume with –v • Create a named volume with `volume create` • Volumes can be shared amongst containers • Volumes can mount data from the host system 35

36. php[tek] 2018 Mounting from the host machine 36

41. php[tek] 2018 Mounting from the host isn’t perfect • The container now has a window into your host machine • Permissions can get screwy if you are modifying in the container • Most things it creates will be root by default, and you probably aren’t root on the host machine • Host-mounted volumes are not portable at all • OSX and Hyper-V VMs have limited pathings to mount • OSX has poor I/O performance 41

42. php[tek] 2018 Named Data Volumes • Creates a space that becomes persistent • Can be mounted anywhere inside your images • Have our app containers use the data volume to store data • Use ‘editor containers’ to go in and modify data when needed 42

43. php[tek] 2018 vim Tutorial • vim is a Modal text editor • ESC will drop you back to default mode • :new /opt/webconfig/default to create a new file • In default mode, i will get us into interactive (edit) mode • :w to save a file • :q will quit 43

44. php[tek] 2018 Mounting Data Volumes 44

50. php[tek] 2018 Why go through the hassle? • Data volumes are portable, depending on the driver • Data volumes are safer • Separates the app containers from data • Production can use a data volume, dev can use a host volume • Our app containers stay small • Works directly with other tools 50

51. php[tek] 2018 Networking 51

52. php[tek] 2018 Networking • Docker can create multiple network “pools” • Each container gets an IP address • Containers can be attached to multiple networks • Docker network allow service discovery inside networks 52

53. php[tek] 2018 Legacy - Docker Links • Legacy Links work with `--link` • Only works on the legacy “bridge” network • Doesn’t support service discovery • Not worth it to use anymore 53

54. php[tek] 2018 Docker Networks • Discreet IP pool for containers • Containers can be added and removed to the network at whim • Service discovery though ‘--network-alias’ • Can be set up to work across hosts 54

55. php[tek] 2018 Create a network 55

56. php[tek] 2018 Attach to a network 56

57. php[tek] 2018 Ping the web container 57

58. php[tek] 2018 Add another web and kill web1 58

59. php[tek] 2018 BREAK TIME! WOO! 59

60. php[tek] 2018 Other Helpful Commands 60

61. php[tek] 2018 Inspect a container docker inspect [options] CONTAINER_NAME • Returns a JSON string with data about the container • Can also query • docker inspect -f “{{ .NetworkSettings.IPAddress }}” web_server • Really handy for scripting out things like reverse proxies 61

62. php[tek] 2018 Work with images • docker pull IMAGE – Pulls down an image before using • docker images – Lists all the images that are downloaded • docker rmi IMAGE – Deletes an image if it’s not being used 62

63. php[tek] 2018 Containerizing An Application 63

64. php[tek] 2018 Our Goals • Not change our workflow (much) • Run PHP 7, Unit Tests, and webserver • Deploy “easily” 64

65. php[tek] 2018 Just try and run it docker run -d --name d4dapp -v C:dragoProjectsdockerfordevs-app:/var/www/ -p 8080:80 php:apache 65

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67. php[tek] 2018 Checking Logs • Containers log to stdout/stderr • Docker aggregates the logs • Can be viewed with docker logs 67

68. php[tek] 2018 Oops 68

69. php[tek] 2018 Custom Images • PHP images are pretty bare • Lots of times need to install extensions 69

70. php[tek] 2018 Dockerfile • Dockerfile is the configuration steps for an image • Can be created from scratch, or based on another image • Allows you to add files, create default volumes, ports, etc • Can be used privately or pushed to Docker Hub 70

71. php[tek] 2018 docker/Dockerfile FROM php:apache RUN a2enmod rewrite 71

72. php[tek] 2018 Build it docker build -t tag_name ./ • This runs through the Dockerfile and generates the image • We can now use the tag name to run the image 72

73. php[tek] 2018 Build it docker build -t d4dapp docker/ 73

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75. php[tek] 2018 Use the new image docker run -d --name d4dapp -v C:dragoProjectsdockerfordevs-app:/var/www/ -p 8080:80 d4dapp 75

76. php[tek] 2018 Use the new image 76

77. php[tek] 2018 Slightly better 77

78. php[tek] 2018 Install Dependencies 78

79. php[tek] 2018 Running Composer docker run --rm -v c:/Users/drago/.composer:/root/.composer -v c:/Users/drago/Projects/workshop:/app -v c:/Users/drago/.ssh:/root/.ssh composer/composer install 79

80. php[tek] 2018 Better! 80

81. php[tek] 2018 Look at queues! 81

82. php[tek] 2018 docker/Dockerfile FROM php:apache RUN a2enmod rewrite && docker-php-ext-install pdo_mysql 82

83. php[tek] 2018 Rebuild the image docker build -t d4dapp docker/ 83

84. php[tek] 2018 Rebuild the container $ docker rm -f d4dapp $ docker run -d --name d4dapp -v C:dragoProjectsdockerfordevs-app:/var/www/ -p 8080:80 d4dapp 84

85. php[tek] 2018 Progress! 85

86. php[tek] 2018 Docker Compose 86

87. php[tek] 2018 What is Docker Compose? • Multi-container orchestration • A single config file holds all of your container info • Works with Docker Swarm and a few other tools, like Rancher 87

88. php[tek] 2018 Sample docker-compose.yml version: '2' volumes: mysqldata: driver: local services: d4dapp: build: ./docker/ volumes: - ./:/var/www/ ports: - 8080:80 mysqlserver: image: mysql environment: MYSQL_DATABASE: dockerfordevs MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD: 's3curep@assword' volumes: - mysqldata:/var/lib/mysql 88

89. php[tek] 2018 No longer use docker run $ docker rm –f d4dapp $ docker-compose up -d 89

90. php[tek] 2018 Now we have 2 containers 90

91. php[tek] 2018 Config for DB now points to the service name 91 <?php return [ 'debug' => true, 'config_cache_enabled' => false, 'db' => [ 'driver' => 'Pdo_Mysql', 'hostname' => 'mysqlserver', 'port' => '3306', 'database' => 'dockerfordevs', 'user' => 'root', 'password' => 's3curep@assword', ], ];

92. php[tek] 2018 Yay! 92

93. php[tek] 2018 Install our DB Migration Software docker run --rm -v c:/Users/drago/.composer:/root/.composer -v c:/Users/drago/Projects/workshop:/app -v c:/Users/drago/.ssh:/root/.ssh composer/composer require robmorgan/phinx 93

94. php[tek] 2018 Set up phinx docker run --rm -v C:UsersdragoProjectsdockerfordevs-app:/app -w /app php:cli php vendor/bin/phinx init 94

95. php[tek] 2018 Run the migration docker run --rm -v C:UsersdragoProjectsdockerfordevs-app:/app -w /app --network dockerfordevsapp_default php:cli php vendor/bin/phinx migrate 95

96. php[tek] 2018 Oops 96

97. php[tek] 2018 Let’s use the existing container docker-compose run --rm -v C:UsersdragoProjectsdockerfordevs-app:/app -w /app d4dapp php vendor/bin/phinx migrate 97

98. php[tek] 2018 Good… 98

99. php[tek] 2018 It Lives! 99

100. php[tek] 2018 Unit Testing docker run --rm -v C:UsersdragoProjectsdockerfordevs-app:/app -w /app d4dapp php vendor/bin/phpunit -c . 100

101. php[tek] 2018 Running the tests

102. php[tek] 2018 Build a service service: testrunner: build: ./docker/ volumes: - ./:/app working_dir: /app command: vendor/bin/phpunit -c . 102

103. php[tek] 2018 Run the tests with the service docker-compose run --rm testrunner 103

104. php[tek] 2018 Running the tests

105. Docker Machine ZendCon, October 2016 105

106. What is Docker Machine? • A provisioning tool that is used to set up a box with Docker • Used in Docker Toolbox to create the VM • Supports: • EC2 • Azure • Digital Ocean • Hyper-V • OpenStack • Virtualbox • VMWare php[tek] 2017 106

107. Why use it? • Makes it very easy to spin up new boxes • Docker Machine handles all of the dirty stuff for you • Docker Toolbox users are already using it • Integrates with Docker Swarm • It is not necessarily portable php[tek] 2017 107

108. Let’s make a machine! php[tek] 2017 108

109. Let’s Connect! php[tek] 2017 109

110. php[tek] 2018 BREAK TIME AGAIN! WOO! 110

111. Production Considerations 111

112. 12 Factor Applications php[tek] 2017 112

113. 1. Codebase One codebase tracked in revision control, many deploys php[tek] 2017 113

114. Repo Tips • Keep everything in your repository • Tag releases • Never move tags php[tek] 2017 114

115. 2. Dependencies Explicitly declare and isolate dependencies php[tek] 2017 115

116. Dependencies • Commit both composer.json and composer.lock files • Commit Dockerfiles to the same repo as the codebase php[tek] 2017 116

117. 3. Config Store config in the environment php[tek] 2017 117

118. Configuration • Anything that is environment specific should move to environment vars • Makes it much easier to build and deploy code • Code cares less what external services it is talking to php[tek] 2017 118

119. Use Environment Vars • Can specify them one-by-one – docker run e VAR_NAME=value • Can specify a file – docker run envfile=filename • Can specify in docker-compose.yml php[tek] 2017 119

120. 4. Backing Services Treat backing services as attached resources php[tek] 2017 120

121. Everything is “external” • Never talk to local sockets • Don’t make a determination between “locally” hosted and third party • Easier to switch environments • Easier to scale up php[tek] 2017 121

122. 5. Build, release, run Strictly separate build and run stages php[tek] 2017 122

123. The Workflow • Build step installs dependencies, compiles files, and generates a Build Artifact that can be deployed – Does not contain any deployment configuration • Release step pushes a Build Artifact into an environment – Runs DB migrations, anything needed to happen before running • Run step runs the app fully in the environment php[tek] 2017 123

124. Tips • Build Artifact can be an image • Builds should be completely reproducible • Release always take a build artifact, never directly from the repo • Tag all your builds • Track all your releases php[tek] 2017 124

125. Build Step - Start Small • Build your application • Run composer • Run npm/bower • Build JS/CSS • Use the compiled output to build an image with docker build • Push full image to private registry php[tek] 2017 125

126. docker build • Additional options to look at • -f, --file – Specify a different filename for the Dockerfile • --no-cache – Don’t use a cached layer • --pull – Always pull a new version of the image php[tek] 2017 126

127. Sample usage docker build --no-cache –f docker/php/phpserver.dockerfile –t prod_php /opt/builds/20161010 php[tek] 2017 127

128. phpserver.dockerfile FROM php:fpm RUN docker-php-ext-install pdo pdo_mysql COPY ./ /var/www php[tek] 2017 128

129. 6. Processes Execute the app as one or more stateless processes php[tek] 2017 129

130. Built Into Docker • One Process per container • Allows tools to scale just what needs to be scaled • Allows images to be swapped out as needed php[tek] 2017 130

131. 7. Port Binding Export services via port binding php[tek] 2017 131

132. Built Into Docker (Again) • Each container gets its own IP and exposes its own ports • Processes should already be talking over a network • Can work with service locators that are port-based php[tek] 2017 132

133. 8. Concurrency Scale out via the process model php[tek] 2017 133

134. How well does your app handle scaling? php[tek] 2017 134

135. Built Into Docker (Again) (Again) • One Process per container • Scale up just the container that is needed • App should not care how many instances of each service are running php[tek] 2017 135

136. 9. Disposability Maximize robustness with fast startup and graceful shutdown php[tek] 2017 136

137. Signals • Docker starts containers fairly quickly • Applications should gracefully shut down, not just die • Docker sends a SIGTERM when shutting down a container • Your CLI apps may need to handle SIGTERM properly – Cal Evans, “Signalling PHP” php[tek] 2017 137

138. 10. Dev/prod Parity Keep development, staging, and production as similar as possible php[tek] 2017 138

139. 11. Logs Treat logs as event streams php[tek] 2017 139

140. Logging in Docker • Various logging options built in – JSON file (default) – Fluentd – Syslog – Journald – Gelf – Splunk – Aws – Etwlogs – Gcplogs php[tek] 2017 140

141. Push logs remotely • When possible, push Docker logs to a remote service – Container logs only exist while the container exists • Allows logs to be viewed in a single place • No need to get into actual servers • Can host yourself, or pay for a SaaS • ELK stack is very popular – Docker uses fluentd instead php[tek] 2017 141

142. Setting up fluentd services: d4dapp: build: ./docker/d4dapp depends_on: fluentd volumes: ./:/var/www/ ports: 8080:80 logging: driver: "fluentd" options: fluentdaddress: 127.0.0.1:24224 tag: apache.access php[tek] 2017 142

143. Setting up fluentd services: fluentd: build: docker/fluentd depends_on: elasticsearch volumes: ./docker/fluentd/fluent.conf:/fluentd/etc/fluent.conf ports: 24224:24224 24224:24224/udp php[tek] 2017 143

144. Setting up fluentd FROM fluent/fluentd RUN ["gem", "install", "fluentpluginelasticsearch", "nordoc", "nori", "version", "1.9.2"] php[tek] 2017 144

145. Setting up fluentd [See Config File in repo] php[tek] 2017 145

146. Setting up ElasticSearch and Kibana services: elasticsearch: image: elasticsearch expose: 9200 ports: 9200:9200 kibana: image: kibana depends_on: elasticsearch ports: 5601:5601 php[tek] 2017 146

147. Viewing Logs php[tek] 2017 147

148. Logging notes • docker logs does not work with external logging, only JSON • This example can be cleaned up a bit • Kibana syntax can be a bit odd to work with php[tek] 2017 148

149. 12. Admin Processes Run admin/management tasks as one-off processes php[tek] 2017 149

150. php[tek] 2018 BREAK TIME AGAIN! WOO! 150

151. Deployment using Docker Compose php[tek] 2017 151

152. Very Good for Small Deployments • Can be used to augment your dev environment • Works well with Docker Machine php[tek] 2017 152

153. Create a machine docker-machine create --driver digitalocean --digital-ocean-access-token [token] phpworld2017 php[tek] 2017 153

154. SunshinePHP 2017 154

155. Switch to the remote node • Run docker-machine env phpworld2017 & "C:Program FilesDockerDockerResourcesbindocker- machine.exe" env phpworld2017 | Invoke-Expression eval $(docker-machine env phpworld2017) php[tek] 2017 155

156. Set up docker-compose • Docker Compose allows multiple config files with -f • Have a base docker-compose.yml for Production • Add a secondary one for Development php[tek] 2017 156

157. version: '2' volumes: mysqldata: driver: local services: nginx: build: context: ./ dockerfile: ./nginx.dockerfile ports: - 80:80 - 443:443 phpserver: build: context: ./ dockerfile: ./phpserver.dockerfile working_dir: /var/www/public mysqlserver: image: mysql environment: [redacted] volumes: - mysqldata:/var/lib/mysql php[tek] 2017 157 docker-compose.yml

158. version: '2' volumes: mysqldata: driver: local services: nginx: image: nginx volumes: - ./output_dev:/var/www/public:ro - ./app/nginx/default.conf:/etc/nginx/conf.d/default.conf - ./ssl:/etc/nginx/ssl/ phpserver: build: context: ./ dockerfile: ./phpserver.dockerfile working_dir: /var/www/public volumes: - ./app:/var/www/ - ./vendor:/var/www/vendor mysqlserver: image: mysql environment: [redacted] volumes: - mysqldata:/var/lib/mysql php[tek] 2017 158 docker-compose.dev.yml

159. When doing development docker-compose –f docker-compose.yml –f docker-compose.dev.yml up -d php[tek] 2017 159

160. When doing a deployment docker-compose up -d php[tek] 2017 160

161. Other Alternative – Variable Substitution • Docker Compose allows variable substitution inside the file • Wrap variables in ${} • image: ${DEPLOY_VERSION}_php php[tek] 2017 161

162. When doing a deployment DEPLOY_VERSION=20180525 docker-compose up -d php[tek] 2017 162

163. Docker Swarm php[tek] 2017 163

164. What is Swarm? • Docker-supplied clustering • Define a series of services that can be deployed php[tek] 2017 164

165. Setup php[tek] 2017 165 Manager Node 2Node 1

166. Register a node as a Manager docker swarm init ----advertise--addr 172.16.0.245 php[tek] 2017 166

167. Add nodes docker swarm join --token [token] 172.16.0.245:2377 php[tek] 2017 167

168. docker-compose.yml version: '3' services: phpserver: image: php:apache ports: - 80:80 php[tek] 2017 168

169. Deploy the stack $ docker stack deploy -c docker-compose.yml myapp Creating network myapp_default Creating service myapp_phpserver php[tek] 2017 169

171. Deploy the stack $ docker stack deploy -c docker-compose.yml myapp Creating network myapp_default Creating service myapp_phpserver php[tek] 2017 171

172. docker-compose.yml version: '3' services: phpserver: image: php:nginx ports: - 80:80 php[tek] 2017 172

174. docker stack ps myapp ID NAME IMAGE NODE DESIRED STATE CURRENT STATE ERROR PORTS 72mud5othsjf myapp_phpserver.1 nginx:latest node2 Running Running 8 minutes ago wsf3m32u9vcr _ myapp_phpserver.1 php:apache manager1 Shutdown Shutdown 11 minutes ago xf3wyh289bec myapp_phpserver.2 nginx:latest node1 Running Preparing 20 seconds ago fehf1vdx4m0r myapp_phpserver.3 nginx:latest manager1 Running Preparing 20 seconds ago pwnq65e6w7ew myapp_phpserver.4 nginx:latest manager1 Running Preparing 20 seconds ago roxtanjughq8 myapp_phpserver.5 nginx:latest node2 Running Running 20 seconds ago php[tek] 2017 174

175. php[tek] 2018 Thank You! • Software Engineer for InQuest • Author of “Docker for Developers” • https://leanpub.com/dockerfordevs • Co-Host of “Jerks Talk Games” • http://jerkstalkgames.com • http://ctankersley.com • chris@ctankersley.com • @dragonmantank 175

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