Docker - A Lot Changed in a Year
summary
CohesiveFT integrates Docker into VNS3 to replace many small VMs (SSL termination, load balancing, caching, NIDS) and cuts cost and management surface; Docker adds faster iteration via Dockerfile caching and new commands exec and create. Core changes include libcontainer, libswarm/libchan for distributed control, and widespread orchestration (fig, panamax, flocker, Kubernetes and Google Container Engine alpha). Problems: Shocker shows breakout risk, image provenance and dependency sprawl remain unsolved. Docker Inc sells support and private repos while the ecosystem races ahead.
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chapters (33)
- 0:00Start
- 2:23Grid, Cloud, Docker
- 4:28Docker inside
- 5:32John Boyd's OODA loop
- 13:500.9.0 (2014-03-10)
- 17:321.0.0 (2014-06-09)
- 18:07libcontainer
- 18:31libswarm
- 20:31Since 1.0.0
- 22:56Shocker
- 23:59Flocker
- 25:33Fig
- 26:35geard
- 26:51Panamax
- 28:12Docker based PaaS
- 28:27Docker in PaaS
- 29:48Docker might be the anti PaaS
- 31:01Everybody has one...
- 32:19Kubernetes is the one to watch
- 32:59not containerised cloud (yet)
- 33:39Build, Ship Run?
- 34:27Docker Hub
- 34:49Bottled software
- 37:19Containers don't contain
- 38:33Each active line creates a layer
- 38:43An image binds layers together
- 38:53What version of nginx is that?
- 39:04What version of OpenSSL installed?
- 40:39Feb 2014
- 42:06If you want a better Docker
- 42:57Windows
- 43:12Governance
- 44:37Maintainers
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