From Zero to Docker

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The document discusses Docker and containerization. It introduces Docker Enterprise Edition which provides end-to-end features for container apps along with enterprise grade security and support. It also discusses Docker Assemble, a tool that can build an optimized Docker container from source code without needing a Dockerfile by detecting frameworks, adding dependencies, and optimizing the image. The document demonstrates using Docker Assemble and deploying containers to Docker Universal Control Plane (UCP) for cluster management.

OUTLINE
Abhishek Verma
Student, University of
Hyderabad
‘The DevOps Guy’ by Heart

OUTLINE
FROM Docker_Enterprise
EXPOSE For_the_next_Million
WORKDIR Docker_Assemble
RUN Demo
RUN Deploy_using_UCP

DOCKER
ENTERPRISE EDITION
 End to End
 Cutting edge features
 Docker apps
 Enterprise grade security
 Business Critical Support
 Lot more

FOR THE NEXT MILLION
BOB
• Works at a store in Hyderabad.
• Maintains website based on .NET 3.5
framework.
• Uses Notepad to code.

FOR THE NEXT MILLION
 Docker Desktop
 Docker Assemble

DOCKER ASSEMBLE
A language and framework-aware tool that
enables users to build an application into an
optimized Docker container without
providing configuration information.

$ docker assemble
Git Repo Docker Image
Zero Config No Dockerfile

DOCKER ASSEMBLE
✓ Detects frameworks
✓ Adds dependencies
✓ Builds app
✓ Exposes ports
✓ Creates labels
✓ Adds healthcheck
✓ Adds BOM
✓ Optimizes Image

DEMO
$ activate docker-ee trial
$ enable experimental-features

DEMO
$ git clone
$ docker assemble backend
$ docker image inspect
$ docker run

DEPLOYING USING UCP
Docker Universal Control Plane
Enterprise-grade cluster management solution

DEPLOYING TO UCP
$ install UCP
$ licence verification
$ deploy a service
$ scale it

DEPLOYING TO UCP
$ docs.docker.com
$ dockercon.com
$ collabnix.com

THANKS
Follow me at
linkedin.com/in/abhi-vrma

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1. From Zero to Docker In Seconds.

2. OUTLINE Abhishek Verma Student, University of Hyderabad ‘The DevOps Guy’ by Heart

3. OUTLINE FROM Docker_Enterprise EXPOSE For_the_next_Million WORKDIR Docker_Assemble RUN Demo RUN Deploy_using_UCP

4. DOCKER ENTERPRISE EDITION  End to End  Cutting edge features  Docker apps  Enterprise grade security  Business Critical Support  Lot more

5. DOCKER ENTERPRISE EDITION  End to End  Cutting edge features  Docker apps  Enterprise grade security  Business Critical Support  Lot more

6. FOR THE NEXT MILLION

7. FOR THE NEXT MILLION BOB • Works at a store in Hyderabad. • Maintains website based on .NET 3.5 framework. • Uses Notepad to code.

8. FOR THE NEXT MILLION  Docker Desktop  Docker Assemble

9. DOCKER ASSEMBLE A language and framework-aware tool that enables users to build an application into an optimized Docker container without providing configuration information.

10. $ docker assemble Git Repo Docker Image Zero Config No Dockerfile

11. DOCKER ASSEMBLE ✓ Detects frameworks ✓ Adds dependencies ✓ Builds app ✓ Exposes ports ✓ Creates labels ✓ Adds healthcheck ✓ Adds BOM ✓ Optimizes Image

12. DOCKER ASSEMBLE ✓ Detects frameworks ✓ Adds dependencies ✓ Builds app ✓ Exposes ports ✓ Creates labels ✓ Adds healthcheck ✓ Adds BOM ✓ Optimizes Image

13. DOCKER ASSEMBLE ✓ Detects frameworks ✓ Adds dependencies ✓ Builds app ✓ Exposes ports ✓ Creates labels ✓ Adds healthcheck ✓ Adds BOM ✓ Optimizes Image

14. DOCKER ASSEMBLE ✓ Detects frameworks ✓ Adds dependencies ✓ Builds app ✓ Exposes ports ✓ Creates labels ✓ Adds healthcheck ✓ Adds BOM ✓ Optimizes Image

15. DOCKER ASSEMBLE ✓ Detects frameworks ✓ Adds dependencies ✓ Builds app ✓ Exposes ports ✓ Creates labels ✓ Adds healthcheck ✓ Adds BOM ✓ Optimizes Image

16. DOCKER ASSEMBLE ✓ Detects frameworks ✓ Adds dependencies ✓ Builds app ✓ Exposes ports ✓ Creates labels ✓ Adds healthcheck ✓ Adds BOM ✓ Optimizes Image

17. DOCKER ASSEMBLE ✓ Detects frameworks ✓ Adds dependencies ✓ Builds app ✓ Exposes ports ✓ Creates labels ✓ Adds healthcheck ✓ Adds BOM ✓ Optimizes Image

18. DOCKER ASSEMBLE ✓ Detects frameworks ✓ Adds dependencies ✓ Builds app ✓ Exposes ports ✓ Creates labels ✓ Adds healthcheck ✓ Adds BOM ✓ Optimizes Image

19. DEMO $ activate docker-ee trial $ enable experimental-features

20. DEMO $ git clone $ docker assemble backend $ docker image inspect $ docker run

21. DEPLOYING USING UCP Docker Universal Control Plane Enterprise-grade cluster management solution

22. DEPLOYING TO UCP $ install UCP $ licence verification $ deploy a service $ scale it

23. THE FUTURE OF CONTAINERS

24. DEPLOYING TO UCP $ docs.docker.com $ dockercon.com $ collabnix.com

25. THANKS Follow me at linkedin.com/in/abhi-vrma

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