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Docker containers offer simpler, faster, and more robust methods for developing, distributing, and running software than previously available. With this hands-on guide, youll learn why containers are so important, what youll gain by adopting Docker, and how to make it part of your development process.
Ideal for developers, operations engineers, and system administratorsespecially those keen to embrace a DevOps approachUsing Docker will take you from Docker and container basics to running dozens of containers on a multi-host system with networking and scheduling. The core of the book walks you through the steps needed to develop, test, and deploy a web application with Docker.
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by Adrian Mouat
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To those who try, whether they fail or succeed.
Containers are a lightweight and portable store for an application and its dependencies.
Written down by itself, this sounds dry and boring. But the process improvementsmade possible by containers are anything but; used correctly, containers can begame-changing. So persuasive is the lure of the architectures and workflows madepossible by containers that in the span of a year, it feels like every major IT company has gone fromnever having heard of Docker or containers to actively investigating and usingthem.
The rise of Docker has been astonishing. I dont remember anytechnology that has had such a fast and profound effect on the IT industry. Thisbook is my attempt to help you understand why containers are so important,what you stand to gain from adopting containerization, and most importantly,how to go about it.
This book tries to take a holistic approach to Docker, explaining the reasons forusing Docker and showing how to use it and how to integrate it into asoftware development workflow. The book covers the entire software lifecycle,from development through to production and maintenance.
I have tried to avoid assuming too much of the reader beyond a basic knowledgeof Linux and software development in general. The intended readership isprimarily software developers, operations engineers, and system administrators(particularly those keen to develop a DevOps approach), but technically informedmanagers and enthusiasts should also be able to get something out of this book.
I was in the fortunate position to learn about and use Docker while it wasstill in the early stages of its meteoric rise. When the opportunity to writethis book appeared, I leapt at it with both hands. If my scribblings can helpsome of you to understand and make the most of the containerization movement, Iwill have achieved more than I have in years of developing software.
I truly hope that you enjoy reading this book and that it helps you on the pathto using Docker in your organization.
This book is roughly organized as follows:
starts by explaining what containers are and why you should be interested in them, before going into a couple tutorial chapters showing the basics of Docker. It concludes with a lengthy chapter explaining thefundamental concepts and technology in Docker, including an overview of thevarious Docker commands.
explains how to use Docker in a software development lifecycle. It starts by showing how to set up a development environment,before building a simple web application that is used as an ongoing examplethroughout the subsequent chapters. This part covers development, testing,and integration, as well as how to deploy containers and how to effectivelymonitor and log a production system.
goes into advanced details and the tools and techniques needed to run multihost clusters of Docker containers safely andreliably. If you are already using Docker and need to understand how to scale upor solve networking and security issues, this is for you.
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