Docker tools and cloud integration

Docker

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 Course plan

1 Some great management tools

2 Docker in the cloud

3 CI/CD

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 Before to begin!
• This part/PowerPoint will briefly present you some
tools.
• You don’t have to know how they work and what
can be done precisely.
• For more you can visit the following:
˃ https://stackify.com/top-docker-tools/#Registries

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Some great management tools
Docker tools and cloud integration

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 Flocker and Ceph
• Two tools that help you with Docker storage
• Flocker:
˃ Manages storage
˃ Moves data between databases
˃ Support of the cloud
• Ceph:
˃ Rebalances data in case of loss

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 Flannel and Calico
• Two tools for network management:
• Flannel:
˃ Handles virtual network
˃ Creates and manages subnets
˃ Helps with port mapping
• Calico:
˃ Helps with SDNs configurations

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 Chef
• One of the most powerful
configuration management tool:
˃ Automates the creation and
configuration of nodes and
containers
˃ Manages on-premise and cloud
servers

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 Puppet
• Another configuration
management with
infrastructure as code:
˃ Manages the Docker
infrastructure
˃ Controls and automates the
infrastructure

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 Ansible
• Another popular
configuration management
tool:
˃ Allows to work by teams
˃ Automation
˃ Good community with +2400
contributor

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 Terraform
• Last and probably the most
popular Infrastructure as
Code tool:
˃ Preview of execution
˃ Visualization of dependencies
˃ Change management
˃ Free!

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 Cloud66
• Container manager:
˃ Builds, deploys and manages containers
˃ Load balancing, repo…
˃ Easy scaling

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Docker in the cloud
Docker tools and cloud integration

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 AWS ECS
• Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS):
˃ Provides performance and scalability
˃ No installation and provisioning

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 Google Compute Engine
• Allows to run all types of compute including Docker
containers:
˃ Provides preinstalled images
˃ No centralized management tools*
˃ Allows to use Linux and Windows

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 ACS
• Azure Container Service:
˃ Preconfigured environment
˃ Scalability
˃ Application management

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 Digital Ocean
• An economical alternative:
˃ One click Built-in apps
˃ Cluster deployment
˃ Team management

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CI/CD
Docker tools and cloud integration

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 Continuous Integration

Continuous Integration is a software development practice where members of a

team integrate their work frequently,[…]. Each integration is verified by an
automated build (including test) to detect integration errors as quickly as possible.
Martin Fowler

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Continuous Delivery

Continuous Delivery is a software development discipline where you build

software in such a way that the software can be released to production at any
time.
Martin Fowler

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Don’t confuse!

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 GitLab
• Combines CI, CD and
code review
• Includes an IDE
• Built-in container
registry
• Community edition:
free

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 Travis CI
• The oldest solution
for CI/CD
• Available On-
premises
• Free for open source
projects

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 Jenkins
• Most popular open-
source CI tool.
• Integrated with
clouds/repo…
• Very flexible with
plugins
• Free!

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 Before practice!

• All tools are not

presented here.
• Many other awesome
tools exist for Docker
• Be curious!

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 Labs : Jenkins*
Install Jenkins on your architecture and play the guided Tour of
Jenkins: https://jenkins.io/doc/pipeline/tour/hello-world/

Try to implement the app you developed earlier in

Jenkins/blueocean.
Implement the build
Implement automatic tests on all browsers using Jenkins

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 Labs
By groups*, install and explore one of the tools presented at the
beginning of the course.
Make a presentation of the tools behind the other students with
features and demos.
At least you must have Puppet, Chef, terraform and splunk. Be
free to present another tool that is used with Docker.

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 Labs*
Try to deploy the image resizer application on different cloud
platforms:
Azure
Google
AWS

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 Almost the end!
• Please visit Marcel
• https://github.com/brouberol/marcel

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One hour that resume most common
features learned in the course

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The End

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