Docker for FrontEnd Devs - Fleurix 2019
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The document introduces Docker as a container platform designed to expedite application shipping for frontend developers, contrasting it with traditional virtual machines. It outlines the history of containers, the key components of Docker, and common commands for managing containers. Additionally, it highlights the advantages of using containers, such as increased productivity and lightweight architecture.
Docker for FrontEnd Devs - Fleurix 2019
- 1. Docker for FrontEnd Devs Ship Your Apps Faster!
- 2. About Pinky - @pinkeerach VOLUNTEER PLAY WORK
- 6. Virtual Machines vs. Containers
- 9. History of Containers 1979 Isolated processes introduced Early 2000s Linux containers (LXC) developed 2010s Containers emerge as Platform as a Service (PaaS) 2015-Present Open Container Initiative & Docker Decoupling
- 10. Docker as a Monolith
- 12. The Guts of a Container
- 13. Containers vs. Images Images == Stopped containers Containers == Running images
- 14. Creation of an Image 1. Create Dockerfile 2. Build image (layers!) 3. Run image to create container! 4. (Optional) Publish image to registry
- 16. Registry Options Docker Hub Quay.io AWS EC2 Container Registry (ECR) Google Container Registry Self Hosted
- 17. Common Commands ps -a list processes/running containers run run a new container pull pull image images image info rmi remove images rm remove stopped containers (destructive) stop $(docker ps -aq) stops all containers in the output of the ps command
- 18. Demo Time!
- 19. What have we Learned? Docker is a startup & a container platform! The container concept isn’t new Docker used to be a monolith Containers are lightweight Containers == more productive!
- 20. Thank you! Pinky Parsons Engineering Manager, Passport Chapter Director, ChickTech CLT @pinkeerach [email protected] linkedin.com/in/pinkeerach Recommended Study Materials: Nigel Poulton’s PluralSight Courses