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Avi Cavale presentation at DevOpsDays India, September 2015 2014 was the year of Docker. The container-based world exploded on the scene with the promise to reinvent how you think about distributed applications. Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery in support of DevOps is proving to be a successful early use case for a container-based architecture. Learn how Shippable has designed its Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery system by fully leveraging containers and a microservices architecture, resulting in reduced Dev/Test cycle times and lower infrastructure costs.
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Docker with DevOps Program with Implementation.
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DEPLOYING A DOCKERIZED DISTRIBUTED APPLICATION IN MESOS
- Mesos is a cluster management platform that dynamically allocates resources to distributed applications running on Docker containers. It provides deployment, execution, resource sharing, and data locality capabilities.
- Marathon is a Mesos framework that provides easy deployment and management of Docker containers running long-running applications on Mesos. It exposes a REST API.
- MesosDNS provides service discovery by mapping Mesos tasks to DNS names, but has limitations around identifying ports, caching, health checking, and failover that alternative solutions like lb-marathon aim to address.
Dockerize it all
Docker allows simple environment isolation and repeatability so that we can create a run-time environment once, package it up, then run it again on any other machine. Furthermore, everything that runs in that environment is isolated from the underlying host (much like a virtual machine). And best of all, everything is fast and simple.
This presentation, we’ll provide basic introduction. What is Docker? why to use it? and demonstrate how we can use Docker to compose and deploy an application.
SDLC Using Docker for Fun and Profit
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提到 DevOps 到底在談些什麼玩意兒？
感謝 Fackbook 社團「線上 Docker讀書會」 (https://www.facebook.com/groups/750311598438135/) 的邀請，這次以線上連線的方式與大家分享「什麼是 DevOps」，內容談到 DevOps 的歷史淵源、定義、職稱及 DevOps 涵括的領域。
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- 9. time change required change complete development unit testing functional testing deployment running traditional application delivery pipeline
- 10. time change required development unit testing functional testing deployment running devops culture embraced change complete 15-20% improvement org silo friction1 tool chain vertically optimized2 deployable image built last3 application delivery pipeline
- 11. 20% better is not a REVOLUTION! courtesy : V for Vendetta
- 12. courtesy : V for Vendetta why not build deployable image first?
- 13. devops is culture, so to make it a application delivery pipelines F A C rictionless gile ontinuous ransparent T
- 14. Transparency if you want to do just 1 thing this year business req support prod errors every action • starts in a chat room • tracked as a github issue • ends in a chat room
- 15. Continuous • continuous integration for every pull-request • 1 step docker build image for every merge to `master` • 1 step auto deploy & continuous functional testing • deployment to prod is just changing an ENV var
- 16. Agile • no SSH! • bug fixes, new changes, ops scripts all go the same way • no BRANCHING • always deployable ‘master/trunk’ • feature flags • in-code branching • small frequent changes • beta users
- 17. Frictionless r10 r11 r12 api i234 i179 i444 immutable images fe i534 i191 i744 r20 r21 r22 container fab dev beta prod r12 api r21 fe r11 api r20 fe r10 api r20 fe
- 18. we ship 20-40 times a day noticeable FACTs 15 devs in 3 timezones 2hrs mean time to resolve bugs
- 21. dev Ops modern devOps • continuous delivery without devOps code • smart, containerized environments • decoupled infrastructure
- 22. modern devOps platform source code image registry OpenShift Enterprise 3 private registry deployment pipelines ————-—> pre-CI build unit testing post-CI build Dry Dock Lighthouse int dev-1 dev-2 db web prod ap we db ap we app db
- 23. try it www.shippable.com & we are hiring! @beshippable