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Containerized delivery on the Microsoft stack
Image layer 2
Container Image
Image layer 1
Image layer 3
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FROM windowsservercore
MAINTAINER jshelton@contoso.com
RUN dism.exe /online /enable-feature
/all /featurename:iis-webserver
/NoRestart
CMD [ "cmd" ]
docker commit [OPTIONS] CONTAINER [REPOSITORY[:TAG]]
docker build
Dockerfile
Container image-as-code
Instructions
docker run
docker ps?
docker push [OPTIONS] NAME[:TAG]
Docker registry
docker images
?
docker search
docker pull
Docker imagefile
docker rm
docker rmi
Temporary containers
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Getting started with containerized delivery on the Microsoft stack
- 1. CONTAINERIZED DELIVERY ~ on theMicrosoft stack ~
- 2. About us... Containerized deliveryon the Microsoft stack Cornell Knulst Peter Toonen
- 3. What is acontainer? Containerized delivery on the Microsoft stack
- 4. Why should wecare about containers? Containerized delivery on the Microsoft stack
- 5. A container… is nota VM! Containerized delivery on the Microsoft stack
- 6. Containers vs VM’s Isolatedenvironment Can be moved between hosts Resource governance Containerized delivery on the Microsoft stack
- 7. ≠ Containerized delivery onthe Microsoft stack
- 8. Containerized delivery onthe Microsoft stack
- 9. Split User Modes Containerizeddelivery on the Microsoft stack
- 10. Demo First look atcontainer isolation Containerized delivery on the Microsoft stack
- 11. Split User Modes Containerizeddelivery on the Microsoft stack
- 12. Isolation levels Process Process Linux container WindowsServer Container Hyper-V Container Virtual machines (Xen, KVM) Hyper-V Virtual Machines WindowsLinux Quotas and limits Added isolation Faster and more efficiënt More isolated and more secure Containerized delivery on the Microsoft stack
- 13. Hyper-V containers Containerized deliveryon the Microsoft stack
- 14. Demo Hyper-V containers Containerized deliveryon the Microsoft stack
- 15. Type of containerhosts Windows Server 2016 TP3+ – Windows Server 2016 – Nano Server Get started quickly: – http://bit.ly/1UMNe52 – http://bit.ly/29qqhEe Containerized delivery on the Microsoft stack
- 16. Containerized delivery onthe Microsoft stack
- 17. Linux containers cannot be…. hosted by a windows host! (and vice versa) Containerized delivery on the Microsoft stack
- 18. Containers are notonly a result of virtualization technology... they also change the way we deliver our applications! Containerized delivery on the Microsoft stack
- 19. Impact on applicationdelivery Container contains installed application Containers are immutable Security scanning of base image Easy scaling and self-healing Extended automated testing Containerized delivery on the Microsoft stack
- 20. Containerized delivery onthe Microsoft stack
- 21. Docker overview Containerized deliveryon the Microsoft stack Image layer 2 Container Image Image layer 1 Image layer 3 … FROM windowsservercore MAINTAINER jshelton@contoso.com RUN dism.exe /online /enable-feature /all /featurename:iis-webserver /NoRestart CMD [ "cmd" ] docker commit [OPTIONS] CONTAINER [REPOSITORY[:TAG]] docker build Dockerfile Container image-as-code Instructions docker run docker ps? docker push [OPTIONS] NAME[:TAG] Docker registry docker images ? docker search docker pull Docker imagefile docker rm docker rmi Temporary containers Imagelayerperinstruction
- 22. Demo ASP.NET Core andWindows Containers Containerized delivery on the Microsoft stack
- 23. Containerized delivery onthe Microsoft stack