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- 2. Agenda • What is the DevOps • Solution for DevOps • Create a repository in your local • Github and Docker Cloud build image • DevOps in Docker and run
- 3. What is the DevOps • The collaboration of developers and IT operators • DevOps (Development and Operations)
- 4. What is the DevOps • Version control about • Source code • Test code • Build script • Deploy script • Libraries • Third party application • Database schema • Configuration files • Environment settings
- 5. What is the DevOps • Process automation • Build automation • Deploy automation (deployment of testing) • Test automation • Release automation (deployment of production)
- 6. What is the DevOps • Check in
- 7. What is the DevOps • Version control in Github
- 8. Solution for DevOps • Github version control • Cloud and local application • Public and private repository • Popularity and well-known • Beginning of CI (Continuous Integration) • Easy! Github Actions: https://github.com/orozcohsu/ntuhs_2020_docker/actions/new
- 9. Solution for DevOps • Docker build • No limited processing power • No limited bandwidth • Work with a team • Share with the wider world • Beginning of CD (Continuous Deployment) • Because it COOL
- 10. Create a repository in your local • Create your Github account • Install Github in your Windows • https://desktop.github.com/ • Place docker_20201116 folder in your Windows
- 11. Create a repository in your local • The folder
- 12. Create a repository in your local • Launch Github desktop
- 13. Create a repository in your local Place the docker_20201116 files in to ntuhs_2020_docker folder
- 14. Create a repository in your local • Files will be shown in changes tab • Input the commit name 20201118 init
- 15. Create a repository in your local • Publish local repository to the Github
- 16. Create a repository in your local • Try to check repository in Github
- 17. Github and Docker Cloud build image • Push code to Github • Build image from Docker Cloud VSCODE Github desktop Auto fetching
- 18. Github and Docker Cloud build image • Go to docker cloud • https://hub.docker.com/
- 19. Github and Docker Cloud build image • Setup Github connection with Docker Cloud
- 20. Github and Docker Cloud build image • Create a new repository from Docker Cloud
- 21. Github and Docker Cloud build image • Fill in repository information
- 22. Github and Docker Cloud build image • Add build rules • Create & Build
- 23. Github and Docker Cloud build image • General tab
- 24. Github and Docker Cloud build image • Go to Builds tab • The latest build status is IN PROGRESS
- 25. Github and Docker Cloud build image • Waits for SUCCESS
- 26. Github and Docker Cloud build image • Go to Timeline tab and see BUILD LOGS
- 27. Github and Docker Cloud build image • A completed image build in General tab • Click Public View
- 28. Github and Docker Cloud build image • Docker image page
- 29. DevOps in Docker and run • In your docker environment • RUN => • RUN => • RUN => docker pull orozcohsu/ntuhs_2020_docker docker run -t -d -p 8080:8080 orozcohsu/ntuhs_2020_docker docker exec -it 8897fe46f4ef cat /etc/hosts
- 30. DevOps in Docker and run • In your browser, enter your IP with 8080 port Try to check running container ID in command
- 31. DevOps in Docker and run • Go to Github desktop
- 32. DevOps in Docker and run • Add a new line for index.html file for a new version
- 33. DevOps in Docker and run • Change version to 1.0 in Dockerfile for a new version
- 34. DevOps in Docker and run • Fill in commit name 20201118 V1 • Click Commit to main Red line is highlight for modification
- 35. DevOps in Docker and run • Click Push origin button
- 36. DevOps in Docker and run • Check version ID in History tab
- 37. DevOps in Docker and run • Check Github repository page
- 38. DevOps in Docker and run • Check 20201118 V1 for details
- 39. DevOps in Docker and run • Create a new release for current version of repository
- 40. DevOps in Docker and run • Fill in v1.0 and choose the latest target number • Click Publish release
- 41. DevOps in Docker and run • Go to Release page
- 42. DevOps in Docker and run • Go to Docker Cloud and check v1.0 version of repository is building IN PROGRESS No use caching in other new versions
- 43. DevOps in Docker and run • Check the yellow light means in progress in Timeline tab
- 44. DevOps in Docker and run • Until the v1.0 is in SUCCESS
- 45. DevOps in Docker and run • Now we have two version of images • The latest • v1.0 • Click Public View
- 46. DevOps in Docker and run • In public view, check the images in the Tags tab
- 47. DevOps in Docker and run • In your docker environment • RUN => • RUN => • RUN => docker pull orozcohsu/ntuhs_2020_docker:v1.0 docker run -t -d -p 8090:8080 orozcohsu/ntuhs_2020_docker:v1.0 docker exec -it 6503bc498af3 cat /etc/hosts
- 48. DevOps in Docker and run • In your browser, enter your IP with 8090 port