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Create, modify, and run your own PaaS with modularized containers using Docker
About This Book- Build your own PaaS using the much-appreciated software Docker.
- Isolate services in containers to have a fully modularized and portable system.
- Step-by-step tutorials that take you through the process of creating your own PaaS.
This book is intended for those who want to take full advantage of separating services into module containers and connect them to form a complete platform. It will give you all the insights and knowledge needed to run your own PaaS.
In DetailDocker is a great tool in many ways for developers and people in DevOps.
We begin by learning how easy it is to create and publish your own customized Docker images and making them available to everyone. We also see how practical it is to separate every service to its own container. When you have published separated service containers, the process of running all kinds of platforms in the same server is a walk in the park.
This book walks you through a use case project that will teach you how to customize and create your own Docker image, allowing you to run any platform you want. The project evolves throughout the book and emerges as a complete three containers Wordpress/MySQL platform when finished.
By the end of the book, you will know how to create such a container on a Wordpress/MySQL platform, among others.
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Oskar Hane is a full stack developer, with 15 years of experience in the development and deployment of web applications. During this period, he mostly worked with start-ups and small, fast-moving companies. He is the cofounder of several companies and has been working as an independent contractor for the past few years. These days, Oskar works with Neo4j, the world's leading graph database, where he spends most of his time on the frontend, writing JavaScript.
He lives in Sweden with his wife and daughter. He enjoys programming as well as all kinds of sports and outdoor activities, such as hunting and fishing.
Donald Simpson is an experienced build manager, software developer, and information technology consultant based in Scotland, UK.
He specializes in helping organizations improve the quality and reduce the cost of software development through the adoption of continuous integration and continuous delivery best practices.
He has designed and implemented fully automated code and environment build solutions for a range of clients and Agile projects.
You can find out more about Donald on his website (www.donaldsimpson.co.uk).
Lawrence Taylor is armed with a PhD in mathematics. He has 7 years of experience in developing software in a variety of sectors, from finance to travel. Charred by his number-theoretic past, he is drawn to the abstractions and techniques required to design and build extensible software systems.
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Docker is an open source project with a high-level API that provides software containers to run processes in isolation. Packaging an app in a container that can run on any Linux server (as well as on OS X and Windows) helps developers focus on developing the app instead of server setups and other DevOps operations.
, Installing Docker , takes you through the Docker installation process to start a container.
, Exploring Docker , gives you an insight into how Docker works and the terminology used and introduces public images.
, Creating Our First PaaS Image , shows you how to create your own custom Docker image that will be a part of your PaaS.
, Giving Containers Data and Parameters , teaches you about the data storing alternatives available and how to pass parameters to your PaaS containers.
, Connecting Containers , shows you how to manually connect containers in order to form a complete platform, and introduces two tools that give you more control over multicontainer platforms.
, Reverse Proxy Requests , explains the problem and provides a solution to having multiple containers on the same host, where more than one host should be reachable on the same port.
, Deployment on Our PaaS , takes you through the process of deploying code to your PaaS. Here, you learn how to create your own mini-Heroku with Dokku.
, What's Next? , introduces a few projects that are in their early stages and look promising for the future of a Docker based PaaS.
- A PC/laptop running OS X, Linux, or Windows
- Internet connection
This book is intended for those who want to learn how to take full advantage of separating services into module containers and connecting them to form a complete platform. You may have, perhaps, heard of Docker but never installed or used it; or, you may have installed it and run a full stack container, not separating services in module containers that connect. In either case, this book will give you all the insights and knowledge required to run your own PaaS.
In this book, you will find a number of text styles that distinguish between different kinds of information. Here are some examples of these styles and an explanation of their meaning.
Code words in text, database table names, folder names, filenames, file extensions, pathnames, dummy URLs, user input, and Twitter handles are shown as follows: "After some dependent images are downloaded, we should be able to see our running container when we execute
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