A Dive Into Containers and Docker

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Docker, containers, rkt, kubernetes, the Open Container Project, CoreOS, and RancherOS are some of the new buzzwords in cloud. If you've read any articles on them you may have been left thinking this is the new hot technology space but you're unsure of how to leverage it in your own environments. You may even still be wondering how this, in a practical sense, is different from working with virtual machines or the other platforms you've been using. In this session we'll start with an introduction into containers. We'll look where we are going in computing and how containers can be useful in ways virtual machines can't. From there we'll look at ways you can use containers and Docker in your environments today. We'll round out our time by looking at what's being built with container technology that can help you.

A Dive Into Containers and
Docker
Matt Farina / @mattfarina
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1.Historical
2.Informational
3.Practical
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History: From The Beginning Up To Containers
Long Ago 1980’s 1990’s 2000’s 2010’s
Way Back When
The wheel
1990
First Web
Browser
1989
Web Invented
1995
Beowulf cluster
2006
AWS
2007
Heroku
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0/0/0000
Calendars reset
1984
DEC VAXcluster
2001
VMware
ESX Server
2011
Cloud Foundry
2010
OpenStack

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History: Container Highlights
Long Ago 1980’s 1990’s 2000’s 2010’s
Way Back When
The wheel
1990
First Web
Browser
1989
Web Invented
1995
Beowulf cluster
2006
AWS
2007
Heroku
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0/0/0000
Calendars reset
1984
DEC VAXcluster
2001
VMware
ESX Server
2011
Cloud Foundry
2010
OpenStack
2000
FreeBSD
Jails
2004
Solaris
Containers
1979
Unix chroot
2005
OpenVZ
2007
cgroups
2015
Google Borg
Paper
2013
Docker

What did Docker do to make
containers a hit?
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User Experience
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Virtual Machines
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Server
Host OS
Hypervisor
Guest OS Guest OS Guest OS
bins/libs bins/libs bins/libs
App A1 App A2 App B

Virtual Machines vs. Containers
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Server
Host OS
Hypervisor
Guest OS Guest OS Guest OS
bins/libs bins/libs bins/libs
App A1 App A2 App B
Server
Host OS
bins/libs bins/libs
App A1 App A2
App B
Container
Manager

Virtual Machine Unused Resources
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Server
VM VM VM
App App App
VM VM VM
App App App
Unused Space Inside
Each VM

Virtual Machines vs. Containers
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Server Server
VM VM VM
App App App
VM VM VM
App App App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App

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bins / libs
Are Layered
Layers Are Reusable
And Shared

An Example of Layers
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Ubuntu
Java
Tomcat
An Application

Layers Are Shared
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Server
Host OS
Ubuntu
Java Go
Tomcat
App A
App B App C

Layers Are Shared
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Server
Host OS
Ubuntu
Java Go
Tomcat
App A
App B App C
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Volumes
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/var/volume2
/var/volume1
Container

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Virtual Machine Border
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Server
VM
App
Virtual Machines have
a border of hardware
emulation
VM
App
VM
App
VM
App
VM
App
VM
App

Virtual Machines
Are A Fairly Safe
Multi-Tenant
Solution
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What about
containers?
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A Shared Kernel and Drivers
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Server
Host OS
bins/libs bins/libs
App A1 App A2
App B
Container
Manager
Kernel Drivers

Intel Clear Containers
Leverage:
• Virtualization technology
• Kernel Optimizations
• Systemd Optimizations
• DAX (direct access) in 4.0 kernel
• Kernet same-page merging (KSM)
• More…
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Dynamic Scheduling
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Machine
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
App
API
Metadata
+
Supporting Things
Application
+
Cloud Native Arch

A Machine Can Be A Server Or A Lot More
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Deployment
Provisioning
Lifecycle
Management
Service
Management
Reporting
And
Monitoring

The Docker Way
Docker Swarm Docker Compose
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What Can You Use Today?
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1.Docker
2.Travis CI

What Can You Use Today?
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1.Docker
2.Travis CI or Jenkins + CloudBees Docker
Custom Build Environment Plugin

What Can You Use Today?
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1.Docker
2.Travis CI or Jenkins + CloudBees Docker
Custom Build Environment Plugin
3.Docker Hub

What Can You Use Today?
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1.Docker
2.Travis CI or Jenkins + CloudBees Docker
Custom Build Environment Plugin
3.Docker Hub
4.Stackato

What Can You Use Today?
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1.Docker
2.Travis CI or Jenkins + CloudBees Docker
Custom Build Environment Plugin
3.Docker Hub
4.Stackato or Kubernetes (Azure and Google
Cloud offer k8s)

Q&A
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Thank you
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