Docker: Why containers are our new friends?

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Docker is a tool that allows developers to package applications into containers that can run on any infrastructure. It provides a way to separate applications from the underlying infrastructure so that they can be easily deployed and scaled. Docker uses images as templates for creating containers which contain everything needed to run an application. Containers allow for more efficient use of resources and easier distribution of applications between development and production environments. The presentation provides an overview of Docker and demonstrates some common use cases for developers, such as building images, running continuous integration tests, and facilitating continuous delivery of applications.

Technology

Docker for
developers
08/10/2014
Why containers are our new friends?
RICOH SPAIN IT Services
2015

About me...
http://www.juancarlosfernandez.net
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Juan Carlos Fernández Galante
Solutions Architect
Ricoh Spain IT Services
juan.carlos.fernandez@ricoh.es

➔ Evolution IT
➔ What’s Docker?
➔ Inside Docker
➔ Some use cases
➔ Demo
➔ Questions
Agenda

Evolution IT
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➔ Why docker?
➔ What’s Docker?
➔ Inside Docker
➔ Some use cases
➔ Demo
➔ Questions
Agenda

Simply workflow
Docker
Client
Docker
Daemon
Public
Repo
Private
Repo
Docker
File
DSL
Source: https://www.docker.com/whatisdocker/

Virtual machines vs Containers
Source: https://www.docker.com/whatisdocker/

Image and Containers
A Docker image is a read-only template. For
example, an image could contain an Ubuntu operating
system with Apache and your web application installed.

Image and Containers
A Docker container holds everything that is
needed for an application to run. Each container
is created from a Docker image.

Data volumes
Data volumes are designed to persist data,
independent of the container's life cycle.

Developers use cases: Case I
Image
Original
Docker
Hub, Github,
Bitbucket
Image
Final
1. Pull
2. Run
3. Customize
4. Push
Team 5. PullTeam
Team

Developers use cases: Case II
Dev Box
Test
Servers
CIT
Staging
Area
Production
Area
QA Box
Dev QA
Op
s
SUT
Test
Server
V 2.1 V 2.2 V 2.3
Continuous delivery
Rollbacks

Developers use cases: Case III
Github,
Bitbucket,
SVN...
CI Server
(Jenkins, Drone.io, inhouseCI, etc)
Docker
WebDB
Docker
Hub
Dev Box
Dev
1. Push Code 4. Run Tests
3.PullRun
AppImage
5.Accept/Reject
Image

08/10/2014 Version: [###] Classification: Internal Owner: [Insert name]

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1. Docker for developers 08/10/2014 Why containers are our new friends? RICOH SPAIN IT Services 2015

2. About me... http://www.juancarlosfernandez.net https://twitter.com/jferna57 https://es.linkedin.com/in/jferna57 Juan Carlos Fernández Galante Solutions Architect Ricoh Spain IT Services juan.carlos.fernandez@ricoh.es

3. ➔ Evolution IT ➔ What’s Docker? ➔ Inside Docker ➔ Some use cases ➔ Demo ➔ Questions Agenda

4. Evolution IT http://image.slidesharecdn.com/dockerworkshop-140627030558-phpapp01/95/docker-workshop-devopsdays-amsterdam-2014-46-638.jpg?cb=1403838452

5. ➔ Why docker? ➔ What’s Docker? ➔ Inside Docker ➔ Some use cases ➔ Demo ➔ Questions Agenda

7. What’s docker?

8. Docker bang!

9. Docker news

10. ➔ Why docker? ➔ What’s Docker? ➔ Inside Docker ➔ Some use cases ➔ Demo ➔ Questions Agenda

11. Simply workflow Docker Client Docker Daemon Public Repo Private Repo Docker File DSL Source: https://www.docker.com/whatisdocker/

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13. Image and Containers A Docker image is a read-only template. For example, an image could contain an Ubuntu operating system with Apache and your web application installed.

14. Image and Containers A Docker container holds everything that is needed for an application to run. Each container is created from a Docker image.

15. Image and Containers A Docker container holds everything that is needed for an application to run. Each container is created from a Docker image.

16. Data volumes Data volumes are designed to persist data, independent of the container's life cycle.

17. ➔ Why docker? ➔ What’s Docker? ➔ Inside Docker ➔ Some use cases ➔ Demo ➔ Questions Agenda

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19. Developers use cases: Case I Image Original Docker Hub, Github, Bitbucket Image Final 1. Pull 2. Run 3. Customize 4. Push Team 5. PullTeam Team

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21. Developers use cases: Case II Dev Box Test Servers CIT Staging Area Production Area QA Box Dev QA Op s SUT Test Server V 2.1 V 2.2 V 2.3 Continuous delivery Rollbacks

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23. Developers use cases: Case III Github, Bitbucket, SVN... CI Server (Jenkins, Drone.io, inhouseCI, etc) Docker WebDB Docker Hub Dev Box Dev 1. Push Code 4. Run Tests 3.PullRun AppImage 5.Accept/Reject Image

24. ➔ Why docker? ➔ What’s Docker? ➔ Inside Docker ➔ Some use cases ➔ Demo ➔ Questions Agenda

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