Shaping Applications for Docker, CoreOS, Kubernetes & Co.

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Real projects use Docker, CoreOS and Kubernetes to run a messaging service (IMMA) with Java, Python and Ruby; environments enforce a strict stateless vs persistent split, databases run on dedicated nodes or as containers with replication controller with replicas=1, and deployments roll out in minutes. Tooling creates full clusters with one-command environment builds, images are scanned with Clair, secrets use Kubernetes secrets (or Vault), monitoring uses Prometheus, and a security audit is passed.

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1. 0:00Introduction and background
2. 4:03Containers versus virtualization
3. 6:30Kubernetes overview and goals
4. 9:01CoreOS and container-focused OS
5. 14:25Microservices and stateless design
6. 20:53Migration to containerized apps
7. 25:10Case study Immo messaging service
8. 29:48Outcome and business value
9. 31:20Lean containers and security
10. 35:32Closing and Q&A

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