veyepar: Becoming the Admiral: mastering Docker orchestration

Author(s):	Alistair Chapman
Location	Great Hall CB01.05.009
Date	jan Tue 23	Days Raw Files
Start	11:35	First Raw Start	11:24
Duration	0:15:0	Offset	0:10:51
End	11:50	Last Raw End	11:54
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http://lca2018.linux.org.au/schedule/presentation/167/
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Description:	The transition to containers may be easy enough for developers, but managing and running a fleet of hundreds or thousands of containers can be a daunting change. The “production cliff” of taking Docker from a small proof-of-concept to fully resilient production service is extremely high and often underestimated. In this talk, I will be discussing the major pitfalls to be aware of when transitioning towards containers in production, simple best practices for running production workloads and how to orchestrate new container infrastructure along with existing virtualised or bare-metal infrastructure. This won’t just be another “containers are the greatest talk” as I will cover the pitfalls, failings and downsides of running Docker-based container workloads of all types. In addition, we’ll be looking at how to test, migrate, run and monitor production services using orchestrators like Swarm, Kubernetes or OpenShift. Finally, I’ll show you how you can make use of public and hybrid cloud services to make running containerised services easier and get returns sooner. markdown
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