Docker Online Meetup: Announcing Docker CE + EE

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Docker Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE) are the best expressions of the Docker Platform to date. Whether you’re a developer, an ops team or a enterprise IT-team member, and no matter the infrastructure, Docker CE and EE gives you a way to install, upgrade and maintain Docker with the support and assurances required for your particular workload. Both Docker CE and EE are available on a wide range of popular operating systems (including Windows Server 2016) and cloud infrastructure. Developers and devOps have the freedom to run Docker on their favorite infrastructure without risk of lock-in. Michael Friis will give an overview of both editions and highlight the big enhancements to the lifecycle, maintainability and upgradability of Docker.

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March 8th, 2017
Online Docker meetup
Community Edition and Enterprise Edition

•Docker Enterprise Edition (EE)
−A modern app platform for all apps on any infrastructure
−EE is certified, supported and CaaS enabled for enterprises running critical
apps in production
−Community Edition (CE) is the free open source version of Docker for the dev
and ops community
•Docker Certification Program
−Deliver validated & certified value-added technology to the Docker platform
−Trusted container distribution and management in Docker Store
Docker CE and EE summary

Evolution of the Docker Platform
Beginning
• Single purpose
• Linux developer community

Evolution of the Docker Platform
Many purposes, users and infrastructure
Today
Developer
Community
Need to experiment
and innovate with
leading edge tech
Ops
Community
Enterprise
Partner
Ecosystem
Run business
critical apps at
scale anywhere
Extend and add
value to a platform
with a shared path
to monetization
Need a predictable
system to deploy
and run apps

Docker Enterprise Edition (EE) and Community
Edition (CE)
• Free Docker platform for “do it
yourself” dev and ops
• Monthly Edge release with latest
features for developers
• Quarterly release with maintenance
for ops
Community Edition (CE)Enterprise Edition (EE)
• CaaS enabled platform subscription
(integrated container orchestration,
management and security)
• Enterprise class support
• Quarterly releases, supported for
one year each with backported
patches and hotfixes.
• Certified Infrastructure, Plugins,
Containers

What is a Docker Edition
Making things simple for a great user experience

Docker CE availability
• Docker CE for Mac and Windows 10
• Docker CE for AWS and Azure
• Docker CE for Linux: Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, CentOS
• (Docker EE is available at no extra cost on Windows Server 2016)

New Docker CE variants and versioning
• New versioning scheme for the Docker platform
• 17.03 is first release
• 17.03 has no breaking changes from 1.13.1
• Docker API version (1.26) is the same
• Commitment to backwards compatibility remains
• Docker CE Edge: Monthly releases with the latest features
• Docker CE Stable: Quarterly releases with 4-month overlapping
maintenance windows
• Deterministic release train means contributors get guarantees on
when merged features are in users’ hands

Lifecycle
Squaring the circle: Faster releases and better stability

Editions and certification
NEW Certification program for Infrastructure, Plugins and Containers
Infrastructure
Platform
Community EditionEnterprise Edition

Docker EE Subscription Tiers
EE Basic EE Standard
(Docker Datacenter)
EE Advanced
CaaS enabled platform x x x
Container engine and built in
orchestration, networking, security
x x x
Docker Certified
Infra, Plugins and ISV Containers
x x x
Image management
With private registry, caching
x x
Integrated container app management x x
Multi-tenancy with RBAC, LDAP/AD x x
Integrated secrets mgmt, image
signing, policy
x x
Image security scanning and
continuous vulnerability monitoring
x
DockerDatacenter

Docker EE Availability
Docker Sales Team
Windows Server 2016
From Docker
OEM: Direct L2 / L2
Support Included
Cloud Marketplaces

Docker Store
• A commercial marketplace for
partners and customers
• Publishers gain instant access to
Docker users with product delivery
in containers
• Customers gain ability to search,
browse, purchase and manage from
a single UX

The Docker Platform
Developers Ops Enterprise Ecosystem
ONE PLATFORM
For Developers and IT
For Linux and Windows
On Premises and in the Cloud
Traditional Homegrown, Commercial ISV, Microservices
Docker Community Edition (CE)
Docker Enterprise Edition (EE)
Docker Certified
Docker Store

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1. March 8th, 2017 Online Docker meetup Community Edition and Enterprise Edition

2. •Docker Enterprise Edition (EE) −A modern app platform for all apps on any infrastructure −EE is certified, supported and CaaS enabled for enterprises running critical apps in production −Community Edition (CE) is the free open source version of Docker for the dev and ops community •Docker Certification Program −Deliver validated & certified value-added technology to the Docker platform −Trusted container distribution and management in Docker Store Docker CE and EE summary

3. Evolution of the Docker Platform Beginning • Single purpose • Linux developer community

4. Evolution of the Docker Platform Many purposes, users and infrastructure Today Developer Community Need to experiment and innovate with leading edge tech Ops Community Enterprise Partner Ecosystem Run business critical apps at scale anywhere Extend and add value to a platform with a shared path to monetization Need a predictable system to deploy and run apps

5. Docker Enterprise Edition (EE) and Community Edition (CE) • Free Docker platform for “do it yourself” dev and ops • Monthly Edge release with latest features for developers • Quarterly release with maintenance for ops Community Edition (CE)Enterprise Edition (EE) • CaaS enabled platform subscription (integrated container orchestration, management and security) • Enterprise class support • Quarterly releases, supported for one year each with backported patches and hotfixes. • Certified Infrastructure, Plugins, Containers

6. What is a Docker Edition Making things simple for a great user experience

7. Docker CE availability • Docker CE for Mac and Windows 10 • Docker CE for AWS and Azure • Docker CE for Linux: Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, CentOS • (Docker EE is available at no extra cost on Windows Server 2016)

8. New Docker CE variants and versioning • New versioning scheme for the Docker platform • 17.03 is first release • 17.03 has no breaking changes from 1.13.1 • Docker API version (1.26) is the same • Commitment to backwards compatibility remains • Docker CE Edge: Monthly releases with the latest features • Docker CE Stable: Quarterly releases with 4-month overlapping maintenance windows • Deterministic release train means contributors get guarantees on when merged features are in users’ hands

9. Lifecycle Squaring the circle: Faster releases and better stability

10. Editions and certification NEW Certification program for Infrastructure, Plugins and Containers Infrastructure Platform Community EditionEnterprise Edition

11. Docker Certified Launch Partners

12. Docker EE Subscription Tiers EE Basic EE Standard (Docker Datacenter) EE Advanced CaaS enabled platform x x x Container engine and built in orchestration, networking, security x x x Docker Certified Infra, Plugins and ISV Containers x x x Image management With private registry, caching x x Integrated container app management x x Multi-tenancy with RBAC, LDAP/AD x x Integrated secrets mgmt, image signing, policy x x Image security scanning and continuous vulnerability monitoring x DockerDatacenter

13. Docker EE Availability Docker Sales Team Windows Server 2016 From Docker OEM: Direct L2 / L2 Support Included Cloud Marketplaces

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