The summary provides an overview of the key points from DockerCon Day 1: - Ben Golub, Docker CEO, welcomed attendees and encouraged them to use hashtags and share photos from the conference to win prizes. - The keynote discussed how Docker has grown significantly over the past year in terms of contributors, projects, job openings, dockerized applications, and downloads. - It was noted that applications have fundamentally changed to be more distributed and composed of loosely coupled microservices, and Docker is helping enable this new model of application development and deployment. - The keynote discussed Docker's vision for the future of distributed applications and highlighted what Docker in production means in terms of community, ecosystem, and solutions for security

1. DockerCon Day 1
Welcome
Ben Golub – CEO
@golubbe

2. #dockercon
#dockerselfie
- USE THESE AND WIN COOL PRIZES
- REMEMBER TO INCLUDE @DOCKERCON

3. [Insert theme for conference]
The Two Fold Test

4. [Insert theme for conference]
The Two Fold Test

5. “He does something in computers, but still hasn’t fixed my AOL”
Results of the “Thanksgiving Test”

6. “Maybe he works with the longshoremen’s union?”
“Something to do with digital khaki pants”
“He does something in computers, but still hasn’t fixed my AOL”
Results of the “Thanksgiving Test”

7. [Insert theme for conference]
Results of the Global Significance Test

8. “how we will program the internet of things”
“how we think about the data center of the future”
“how we have transformed the culture of IT”
“how we build, ship, and run distributed applications”
“how we are transforming genomics”
“how I teach computer science”
A Fundamental Part of…

9. Some Thank You’s

10. Thank You to the Giants
•Namespaces (IBM)
•Cgroups (Google)
•LXC tools
•The Linux Kernel
•Git
•SELinux (Red Hat)
•Solaris Zones
•BSD Jails
•+++
We know we’re standing on your shoulders

11. 1300+
Contributors

12. 185
Groups
58
Countries
Thank You to the Amazing Global Meetup Community

13. Thank you to the awesome Docker Inc team

14. Because of you, Gordon now has company
• Introducing Molly Dock
• “Adopted” using donations tied to code contribution

15. *A small subset of the 100s who are using and/or writing about us
Thanks to those above for talking about their experiences at previous and current DockerCon events
Thank You to Our Users

16. Thank You to the Ecosystem
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Dev Tools
Official Repositories
Operating Systems
Big Data
Service Discovery
Build / Continuous Integration
Configuration Management
Consulting &Training
Management
Storage
Clustering & Scheduling
Networking
Infrastructure & Service Providers
Storage
Security
Monitoring & Logging

17. Thank You to Our Amazing Sponsors

18. State of the project

19. DockerCon ‘14:
15 Months
DockerCon ‘15 :
2 yrs, 3 Months
A Year has passed, and our baby whale has grown!Our Little Whale is Growing Up

20. A Year has passed, and our baby whale has grown!Some Growth Statistics
June 2014 June 2015 Growth
Contributors 460 1,300 183%
Projects on GitHub 6,500 40,000 515%
Docker Job Openings (Indeed) 2,500 43,000 1720%
Dockerized Applications 14,500 150,000 934%
Boot2Docker Downloads 225,000 3,500,000 1,456%
Container Downloads 2,750,000 500,000,000 18,082%

21. A Year has passed, and our baby whale has grown!Enterprise Adoption Trends

22. A project
A solution
An ecosystem
A movement

23. Apps Have Fundamentally Changed
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Loosely
Coupled
Services
Many Small
Servers
~2000 Today
Monolithic
Big Servers
Slow
changing
Rapidly
updated

24. Static
Website
Web Front
End
Background
Workers
Analytics
DB
Queue
API
Endpoint
Distributed Applications Solution
24
VM
ServerLaptop Data Center
User DB
Cluster Cloud
DR/HA
Development Test & QA Production Scale Out

25. Create lightweight
Container
1
Make container standard,
interoperable, easy to use
2
Create an ecosystem
3
Enable a Multi-
Container Model
4
Create a platform
for managing it all
5
The Future of Distributed Applications in 5 Steps
25

26. Create lightweight
Container
Make container standard,
interoperable, easy to use
Create an ecosystem
3
Enable a Multi-
Docker App Model
4
Create a platform
for managing it all
5
The Future of Distributed Applications in 5 Steps
26
GREAT
MORE TO COME!
DOCKER IN
PRODUCTION

27. • Real community, robust ecosystem
• Works for everyone (developers, devops, & ops)
• Works everywhere (multi-arch, multi-OS, on & off prem)
• Extensible & Pluggable
• Solutions and roadmap
Security
Orchestration
Networking & storage
Workflows for developing, shipping, deploying/managing
• Real users
What does Docker in Production mean?
And that’s what this DockerCon is all about
Docker in Production

28. “how we will program the internet of things”
“how we think about the data center of the future”
“how we have transformed the culture of IT”
“how we build, ship, and run distributed applications”
“how we are transforming genomics”
“how I teach computer science”
Because this is only the beginning

29. Thank You