The Hybrid Docker Swarm: Mashing Windows and Linux Apps with Containers
summary
A Docker Swarm mixes Windows and Linux nodes so Windows images run on Windows Server Core or Nano and Linux images run on Linux hosts; an ASP.NET app is split into services, containerized, and deployed across the swarm (Elasticsearch/Cabana and a Nats message queue are moved to Linux, SQL Server runs on Linux CTP). Linux images are much smaller and start faster, the demo shows a ~1,600 NOK/month cost advantage, some data is lost when swapping without shared volumes, but the hybrid deployment works.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:56Linux vs Windows
- 6:23Why Linux
- 10:44Demo
- 12:43How it works
- 13:59Visualiser
- 18:07Demo Application
- 23:27Inspecting Nodes
- 25:27Testing
- 28:27Message Queue
- 31:42RAM
- 35:07Service logs
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