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    Docker Intro

    Build, ship, and run any app, anywhere


    Objectives
    What are we going to cover

     What is Docker
     When to use Docker
     Practical exercise
    Before
    After
    docker run first time
    docker run a second time

     A new container is built


    Before Docker
    After Docker
    Docker builds containers using ten major
    system features:
    Getting organized

     Without Docker, a
    computer can end
    up looking like a
    junk drawer.
    Running programs with Docker

     PS: Docker packaging system typically reduces the storage overhead.


    Improving portability

     At present, Docker runs natively on Linux and comes with a single virtual
    machine for OS X and Windows environments.
     On OS X and Windows, Docker uses a single, small virtual machine to run all
    the containers.
     This new portability helps users in a few ways:
     It unlocks a whole world of software that was previously inaccessible.
     It’s now feasible to run the same software —exactly the same software— on any
    system
    Protecting your computer
    Why is Docker important

     For a modicum of effort, Docker can save your business a lot of money
    quickly:

    1. Easier install – configure once, install any times & easier application removal
    2. Significant push in the software community to adopt containers and Docker
    3. Cross-platform and open way
    4. Better adoption of some of the more advanced isolation features of operating
    systems
    What is Docker good for

     Replaces virtual machines


     Prototype software
     Packaging software
     Enabling a microservices architecture
     Modelling networks
     Enabling full-stack productivity when offline
     Reducing debugging overhead
     Documenting software dependencies and touchpoints
     Enabling continuous delivery
    Where and when to use Docker
     Docker can only run applications that can run on a Linux operating system or
    Windows applications on Windows Server
     Typical examples of programs running in a Docker container:
     Server applications:
     web servers
     mail servers
     Databases
     proxies, and the like.
     Desktop software:
     web browsers
     word processors
     email client, etc.

     Containers won’t help much with the security of programs that have to run with
    full access to the machine.
    Core Docker
    concepts
    Docker
    Images and
    Containers
    Building a Docker
    application - I

    We’ll learn:
     How to create a Docker image
    using a Dockerfile
     How to tag a Docker image for
    easy reference
     How to run your new Docker
    image
    Prerequisites

     Install Docker
    https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-windows/install/#what-to-know-before-
    you-install
    https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-windows/
    Options to create Docker Images
    Writing a Dockerfile
    Building
    a Docker image
    Add a meaningful tag name (optional)
    Running a Docker container
    Docker layering
    docker history

     Docker history displays the intermediate layers of an image:


    Common Docker Commands
    Docker in the Larger Ecosystem

     Tools were developed to solve problems like:


     container orchestration
     high-availability clustering
     microservice life cycle management
     visibility
     Kubernetes is the most notable project in the ecosystem
     Powerful, but expensive learning curve and ongoing support effort
     Cloud providers come with their managing offers
    docker help
    docker help

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