Our production container infrastructure - V. Laudizio and G. Morlini
summary
A production information system was migrated from VMs to containers using Docker and Rancher; images are built with Jenkins, stored in private registries, and provisioning is done with Ansible. Data are managed with ZFS snapshots and zfs send to replicate for disaster recovery across two sites; concrete services already migrated include Alfresco, GitLab, Redmine and SemanticMediaWiki, with 24x7 online backups, on‑demand environments, provider independence, ~70% migration complete, and automated monitoring and failover procedures.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:42Previous situation
- 4:37Activities and Objectives
- 5:51Technological Aging
- 10:51Principles
- 11:20Management and Orchestration
- 14:07Defining the Stack - Docker Compose
- 15:06State Management
- 17:13Backup
- 18:03Process & Supporting Services
- 19:48Infrastructure Build & Delivery - Ansible
- 20:13Internet Exposure. Proxy
- 21:05Internet Exposure - Naming System
- 21:38Disaster Recovery
- 22:16Monitoring
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