Containerized Delivery on the Microsoft Stack
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This document discusses containerized application delivery on the Microsoft stack. It provides an introduction to containers and their advantages over traditional virtual machines. It then discusses the differences between Linux containers and the two types of Windows containers - Windows Server containers and Hyper-V containers. The document demonstrates how to set up and use containers on Windows and the container support in Visual Studio 2017 and Visual Studio Code. It also discusses Azure Container Service and provides some tips for containerized workflows.
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- 1. CONTAINERIZED DELIVERY on the Microsoft stack @CornellKnulst cornell-knulst
- 3. The cloud has changed expectations Availability 100% Uptime Hyper-scale From startup to enterprise Agility Deliver just in time speed
- 4. Digital Disruption is real !
- 5. Containers: the next step in application delivery Serverless Manual Installation wizard Scripted Desired state Containerized
- 6. Linux containers • August 2008 - Linux Containers • March 2013 - Docker founded by Solomon Hykes • Next level of application delivery (functional) • Next level of virtualization (technical)
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- 9. OS virtualization User space Kernel space
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- 13. Windows container hosts • Supported Windows Container Hosts • Windows Server 2016 Server Core • Windows Server 2016 Nano Server • Windows 10
- 14. Containers on Windows • August 2008 - Linux Containers • March 2013 - Docker founded by Solomon Hykes • ~2014 - Microsoft started implementing Windows Containers • August 2015 - Windows Server 2016 TP 3 (Windows Server Container Support) • November 2015 - Windows Server 2016 TP 4 (Hyper-V Container Support) • September 2016 - General availability of Windows Server 2016
- 16. Demo #1 First look at Windows Server Container
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- 18. REST Interface libcontainerd graphlibnetwork plugins Control Groups Job objects Namespaces Object Namespace, Process Table, Networking Layer Capabilities Registry, Union like filesystem extensions Other OS Functionality Compute Service Docker Client Docker Registry Docker Compose Docker Swarm containerd + runc Control Groups cgroups Namespaces Pid, net, ipc, mnt, uts Layer Capabilities Union Filesystems AUFS, btrfs, vfs, zfs*, DeviceMapper Other OS Functionality Container Architecture (Windows vs Linux)
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- 23. Getting started
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