[2015.07.04] Docker & Microservices
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The document discusses Docker and microservices. It begins with an introduction to Docker, including containers, the Open Container Project, and RunC. It then discusses the Docker ecosystem including the Docker Registry, Docker Hub, Docker Swarm, Docker Compose, and Docker Machine. The document goes on to compare monolith architectures to microservices architectures and discusses some needs of microservices like automation and orchestration. It concludes with discussing development and testing with Docker and architecting microservices.
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This document provides an agenda and overview for the "Der Wal in der Kiste – Docker 101" presentation at the Admincamp 2017 conference from September 18-21, 2017 in Gelsenkirchen, Germany. The presentation will cover why and how to use Docker, including installing Docker on Linux, Windows, and Raspberry Pi systems, working with Docker images and containers, the Docker registry and hub, using Docker with Domino applications, and Kubernetes. The presenter Ulrich Krause is an experienced IBM Lotus Notes and Domino developer and administrator who created the open source Let's Encrypt for Domino project.
Docker Timisoara: Dockercon19 recap slides, 23 may 2019
DockerCon 2019 took place in San Francisco, from April 29th to May 2nd.
Open Source @ Dockercon Summit took place Thursday, May 2nd.
Dockercon 2019 was a success with 5000+ participants. We are planning a recap Meetup to highlight overall announcements, new features & news from the event:,
- new CLI plugins announcement (docker app, docker buildx, docker pipeline etc);
- features of Docker Enterprise 3.0 ( assemble, template etc)
- takeaways; useful links, demos, tips and tricks and of course all videos from all the sessions
- cool stuff from the Open summit, like the powerful buildkit
- Demo: Multi-arch Docker Builds
Under this Meetup, we'll discuss news / new feature announcements during Dockercon and their implications for the ecosystem and end user. In addition to the DockerCon recap, we'll have the usual opportunities for networking and Q&A. We will look to answer any questions you have about Dockercon at this meetup.
We invite all of our members to come -- whether you're a beginner or an experienced user of containers. Don't forget to RSVP for this event so we can make sure we have plenty of place for everyone. Save the date for Docker Timisoara Meetup on May 23th @ CoWork The Garden!
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