Most organizations are not homogenous. Practitioners need to manage applications deployed across a variety of operating systems. And, while Docker has its roots in Linux, it's equally capable of managing Windows workloads as well. In this hands-on lab we'll look at building a Docker cluster, deploying both Windows and Linux workloads, as well as a multi-service application comprised of both Windows and Linux components. Finally, we will look at how you manage those running applications (scaling, upgrades, and rollbacks).
Note: We will provide cloud instances for attendees to work on. You just need a laptop w/ RDP and SSH clients.
Note: This session assumes a basic familiarity with Docker (You know what commands like docker run, docker push, docker build do. You know what a Dockerfile is)
Mike works at docker as an evangelist specializing in helping the community understand how to operationalize Docker. Prior to joining Docker he worked at Puppet Labs, VMware, Intel, and Microsoft in a variety of product management and technical marketing roles. Before all that Mike... Read More →
Thursday October 26, 2017 13:00 - 16:15 CEST
Brussels
