Docker and Running multiple versions of PHP @ CareerZoo Dublin

Oct 15, 20161 like937 views

Ricardo Melo gives a presentation on Docker containers. The presentation covers Docker, Docker Hub for hosting container images, Docker Compose for running multiple services, and demonstrates using Docker to run different PHP versions. It concludes with taking questions and information on job opportunities at Smartbox.

DOCKER CONTAINERS
2016-10-15
Ricardo Melo – @rjsmelo

About Me
n  Ricardo Melo
n  Director Integrations, Applications & Security @ Smartbox
n  +10 years building (and breaking) things
n  @rjsmelo
n  http://rjsmelo.com
2016-10-15
2 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

About Smartbox
2016-10-15
3 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

Outline
n  Docker
n  Docker Hub
n  Docker Compose
n  Running multiple PHP versions using Docker
n  Demo
2016-10-15
4 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

Docker
2016-10-15
5 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo
Virtual Machine
Docker

Docker – Moving Parts
n  Resource Control Groups
n  Namespacing
n  lxc
n  Docker (1.0 in 2014)
n  https://www.docker.com/
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6 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

Docker – Basic Commands
n  docker run -ti centos bash
n  docker ps
n  docker exec -ti myimage bash
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7 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

Docker Image
n  Not a Filesystem nor a Virtual Disk
n  More like a tar
n  A “compound” tar
n  Dockerfile
n  docker build
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8 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

Docker Hub
n  https://hub.docker.com
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9 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

Docker Hub
n  docker pull
n  docker commit
n  docker push
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10 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

Docker Compose
n  Glue your docker container together
n  https://docs.docker.com/compose/
n  docker-compose.yml
2016-10-15
11 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

Docker Compose - Commands
n  docker-compose up
n  docker-compose ps
n  docker-compose stop
n  docker-compose run / exec
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12 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

Docker and Multiple PHP Versions
2016-10-15
13 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

Docker Toolbox
n  To run docker under OSX and Windows
n  You can now run also Docker for Mac
n  https://www.docker.com/products/docker-toolbox
2016-10-15
14 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

Demo
n  Demo
n  Simple docker usage
n  Docker register usage
n  Docker Compose
n  Docker Compose with multiple PHP Versions
n  Code will be available on github:
n  https://github.com/rjsmelo/talk-php-docker
2016-10-15
15 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

Questions ?
n  … and we are hiring, talk with us in the stand C25 J
n  or online at http://careers.smartbox.com/
2016-10-15
16 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

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1. DOCKER CONTAINERS 2016-10-15 Ricardo Melo – @rjsmelo

2. About Me n  Ricardo Melo n  Director Integrations, Applications & Security @ Smartbox n  +10 years building (and breaking) things n  @rjsmelo n  http://rjsmelo.com 2016-10-15 2 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

3. About Smartbox 2016-10-15 3 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

4. Outline n  Docker n  Docker Hub n  Docker Compose n  Running multiple PHP versions using Docker n  Demo 2016-10-15 4 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

5. Docker 2016-10-15 5 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo Virtual Machine Docker

6. Docker – Moving Parts n  Resource Control Groups n  Namespacing n  lxc n  Docker (1.0 in 2014) n  https://www.docker.com/ 2016-10-15 6 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

7. Docker – Basic Commands n  docker run -ti centos bash n  docker ps n  docker exec -ti myimage bash 2016-10-15 7 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

8. Docker Image n  Not a Filesystem nor a Virtual Disk n  More like a tar n  A “compound” tar n  Dockerfile n  docker build 2016-10-15 8 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

9. Docker Hub n  https://hub.docker.com 2016-10-15 9 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

10. Docker Hub n  docker pull n  docker commit n  docker push 2016-10-15 10 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

11. Docker Compose n  Glue your docker container together n  https://docs.docker.com/compose/ n  docker-compose.yml 2016-10-15 11 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

12. Docker Compose - Commands n  docker-compose up n  docker-compose ps n  docker-compose stop n  docker-compose run / exec 2016-10-15 12 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

13. Docker and Multiple PHP Versions 2016-10-15 13 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

14. Docker Toolbox n  To run docker under OSX and Windows n  You can now run also Docker for Mac n  https://www.docker.com/products/docker-toolbox 2016-10-15 14 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

15. Demo n  Demo n  Simple docker usage n  Docker register usage n  Docker Compose n  Docker Compose with multiple PHP Versions n  Code will be available on github: n  https://github.com/rjsmelo/talk-php-docker 2016-10-15 15 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

16. Questions ? n  … and we are hiring, talk with us in the stand C25 J n  or online at http://careers.smartbox.com/ 2016-10-15 16 | Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

17. 2016-10-1517| Ricardo Melo - @rjsmelo

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