The document discusses the integration of Windows and Linux containers using Docker Swarm, highlighting the importance of cross-platform applications and infrastructure. It explains the OS-specific nature of containers and provides insights into building and running applications in different environments. The document also promotes resources for learning more about Docker and upcoming events.

1. The Hybrid Docker Swarm
MASHING WINDOWS AND LINUX CONTAINERS
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2. Today
MASHING WINDOWS AND LINUX CONTAINERS
• Why containers are OS-specific
• Why you should think cross-platform
• Cross-platform apps with Docker swarm

3. Linux vs. Windows

4. Open JDK
Tomcat
Web App
Ubuntu
> docker image build

5. .NET Fx
ASP.NET
Web App
Server Core
IIS
> docker image build

6. w3wp.exe tomcat
> docker container run

7. w3wp.exe tomcat
> docker container run

8. tomcatw3wp.exe
> docker ...
PS C:>
:~$

9. PS C:> docker …
Manager Worker Worker
$ docker…

10. Manager Worker Worker
PS C:> docker …
$ docker…

11. But, why?

12. Manager Worker Worker
$600*
*
@ D2 v2
List price
13 July 2017

13. Manager Worker Worker
$300*
*
@ D2 v2
List price
13 July 2017

14. Manager x3 Worker x2 Worker x2
$1400 $900*
*
@ D2 v2
List price
13 July 2017

17. The Demo App

18. GET
dockersamples/newsletter-signup

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21. Takeaways
CROSS-PLATFORM WITH DOCKER
• Linux on Linux; Windows on Windows
• Any OS: cost, choice, stability
• Docker swarm: Windows without Windows

22. Next Steps
THE CALL TO ACTION
• Docker Labs | dockr.ly/labs
• DockerCon | October, Copenhagen
• @EltonStoneman

23. THANK YOU :)
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