Docker and SDL Web/Tridion - SDL UK User Group April 2017
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- 1. Using Docker with SDL Tridion/Web SDL Web/Tridion UK User Group Robert Stevenson/Leggett - April 2017
- 2. Who am I? Robert Stevenson-Leggett • Technical Architect at Building Blocks • ex-MVP - not enough blog posts! • Twitter: @rsleggett • r.leggett@building-blocks.com
- 3. Agenda 1. What is Docker? 2. How we used Docker with SDL Tridion 2013 SP1 and DD4T Java 3. Messing around with Docker and SDL Web 8.5 4. Next steps 5. Q&A
- 5. What is Docker? “Docker is the world's leading software containerization platform” “Docker containers wrap a piece of software in a complete filesystem that contains everything needed to run: code, runtime, system tools, system libraries – anything that can be installed on a server. This guarantees that the software will always run the same, regardless of its environment.” https://www.docker.com/what-docker
- 6. Containers vs VMs source: Linkedin
- 7. Why Docker? 1. The client asked for it! 2. Removes risk from deployments by having a consistent configuration 3. Build once, deploy everywhere 4. Aiming for creating base images to put in our ProGet repository 5. It was new and cool!
- 8. How we used Docker with SDL Tridion 2013 SP1 Lessons learned in the real world
- 9. NGinx Proxy ContainerWeb Application Container What we created Tomcat Oracle JDK Linux Base Image DD4T Java Web App Nginx Proxy Ubuntu Base Image
- 10. Tridion Gotchas • Grey area for Support - i.e. not really supported! • Licensing • Not good support for Windows images - bad news for .NET • We only want to run the Content Delivery in Docker - not the CMS so limited to Java
- 11. The licence problem • Licences are server-bound so you need to match your Docker configuration to your server (hostname, CPUs etc) • We use 1 docker image per server (+ deployer) so as not to break licence agreement • All configs need to be in the image so the same image can be deployed to any server/environment • How do you tell the docker container which environment it is on?
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- 13. Solving the licence problem Step 2 Use Tomcat’s setenv.sh file to set the CLASSPATH environment variable
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- 15. Logging Set logback.xml as normal Use Docker Compose Volumes feature to map path inside container to a path on the host - then logs appear as normal!
- 16. Let’s look at some code
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- 18. Docker Friendly Docker Friendly Features in SDL Web Parameterised config files (Web 8.5) Java based Microservices No need for licences in your web application
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- 20. What’s next?
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- 24. Summary • Why Docker - because it allows “build once, deploy everywhere” and reduces risk of deployment. • Docker - SDL Tridion 2013 SP1 - possible but has a lot of gotchas! • Docker - SDL Web 8.5 - great features but not officially supported. • Next up - Swarms, rolling updates and licensing!
- 25. Thanks!