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Introduction to Docker

AppDev SIG April 2016

Matthew Favetti
What is Docker?

● Packages an application into a container


● Containers share the host OS kernel
● Not a Virtual Machine (each VM has a separate OS)
Why Use Docker?

● Performance
● Optimization (Infrastructure)
● Encapsulation (CI/CD, DevOps)
● Portability (Cloud)
Docker Hub

● Docker’s analog of GitHub for images instead of code


● Find images (ubuntu, redis, mysql, mongo, node, postgres, etc)
● Push / Pull your own images (public)
● >1 private image is paid

Also, Docker Trusted Registry is


available if you must maintain control
over your own code.
Getting Started

● Build/push/pull images
● Run an image to create a container
● The container runs a command and stops when it exits
● You can start/stop/restart, attach to the console, view logs, inspect
configuration, etc
● Make changes in the container, commit the changes back to an image
● Tag images for easy reference
Process Overview
Beyond the Basics

● Run multiple commands utilizing


supervisor (or similar)
● Networking (map host ports to the
container, etc)
● Data Volumes / Data Volume Containers
○ Persist data
○ Share data among containers
● Docker swarm (native clustering)
Configuration as Code

● Dockerfile
○ All the steps necessary to build your container
○ “Document” the exact requirements / environment
/ dependencies of your app
● Docker-compose
○ Multiple (or single) container apps
○ Abstract command line arguments
Docker in the Cloud

● Provision manually
○ Install Docker
○ Pull the image from Docker Hub (or private registry)
● Provision using management tools
○ Docker-machine (this is also used to run docker on
Windows/OS X)
○ Docker Cloud (formerly Tutum)
○ Universal Control Plane (on premises)
● Cloud service specific tools
○ AWS EC2 Container Service
○ Azure Container Service
○ Google Container Service (Kubernetes)
Quick Demo

Run a Simple node.js webserver in a Docker container

1. Create the app


2. Write the Dockerfile
3. Simply by using the official repositories from Docker Hub
4. Write a docker-compose file
5. Add a database

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