[drupalday2017] - DevOps: strumenti di automazione per Drupal8

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[drupalday2017] - DevOps: strumenti di automazione per Drupal8

DevOps
Strumenti di automazione per Drupal8
Docker & Zaratan

We are
• @Wellnet
• @lussoluca (Luca Lusso)
• @r3vit (Marco Capobussi)
3

DevOps Drupal 8 - talk
• Why this talk?
• What is Docker? And docker-compose?
• Help me! A new tool?
• Zaratan (demo)
• Future of this tool
4

Why this talk
• There are so many operational things that consume
our time (setups, tasks…). Can we manage them
more efﬁciently?
5

Why this talk
• There are so many operational things that consume
our time (setups, tasks…). Can we manage them
more efﬁciently?
• Yes, we can. And in this talk we will have a look at
some useful technologies (Docker and containers)
and tools (Zaratan) that can help us in these
activities.
6

What - Docker
• Docker let package your application into a
standardized unit for software development
(image -> container)
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Image credits: https://www.docker.com

What - Docker
8
• There are three keywords that describe Docker:
• Build (compose the application bricks)
• Ship (manage the distribution)
• Run (deploy & exec)

What - Docker and Drupal8
10
• DEMO with asciinema (next slide as static content)

What - Docker Compose
• Docker help us to wrap and manage software
• But… what if we need to orchestrate complex
projects?
• Docker-Compose!
12 Image credits: https://www.docker.com

What - docker-compose.yml 
(mysql:5.7 and httpd:2.4)
13

What - Docker-Compose
and Drupal8
14
• DEMO with asciinema (next slide as static content)

Zaratan - why?
• Docker and containers world is growing fast! 
Containers is based on old ideas but now, with
Docker, containers are the future!
17

Zaratan - why?
• Docker and containers world is growing fast! 
Containers is based on old ideas but now, with
Docker, containers are the future!
• Managing containers needs technical skills 
(and time!)
18

What - Zaratan and Drupal8
22
• DEMO with asciinema (next slide as static content)

Zaratan - F[ea|u]ture?
• integrated local dns and domain proxy manager (.pac
ﬁle)
• autocomplete for zsh, bash ﬁsh shell
• a beautiful GUI
• a new, shiny template registry
• new templates! (Play stack, MEAN stack, Drupal9 …)
• … and continuos improvement!
28

Thank you!
• Time is out! Let us know what you think! (for better or
worse, we love listen opinions, ideas and more!)
• http://zaratan.io
• For more info 
 
@Wellnet 
 
@lussoluca (Luca Lusso) 
 
@r3vit (Marco Capobussi)
⏰
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