This document provides an overview of containers and how to use Docker for release management. It discusses the benefits of containers over virtual machines in terms of speed, costs, standardization, and isolation. It then demonstrates how to use Docker and Windows Server containers to create a containerized delivery pipeline with Visual Studio Team Services for standardized and isolated deployments. Contact information is provided at the end for the company Xpirit that specializes in DevOps consulting.

1. We Are Xpirit
Release Management
with Docker

2. Why should we care?

3. Speed

4. Costs

5. Standardization

6. Isolation

7. What are
containers?

8. Containers are NOT VM’S!

9. Containers vs VM’s
Isolated environment
Can be moved between hosts
Resource governance

10. Containers vs VM’s

11. ≠

12. Windows Server Containers

13. Hyper-V Containers

14. Windows containers can’t be
hosted by a Linux host!

15. Linux containers can’t be
hosted by a Windows host!

16. Demo
First look at container isolation

19. Split User Modes
Containerized delivery on the Microsoft stack

20. Demo
Hyper-V containers

21. Overview of concepts
Hyper-V
Windows Server Container
Windows Container Implementations
Windows Container Hosts
1. Commit
3. Docker build
2. Build trigger
4. Docker push
microsoft/windowsservercore
Container Base Images
microsoft/nanoserver
1. docker pull
2. docker run
Docker Engine
Docker registries
docker-compose run
Docker Swarm
Docker Hub
Container Images
Azure Container Service (ACS)

22. 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
Docker host
Core commands

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24. Demo
Creating a Containerized Delivery pipeline with VSTS

25. Think ahead. Ask now.
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