Rapid Application Development with Docker
summary
Shows how to build and run a Java servlet with Docker: create an image from an IBM Liberty base, copy server.xml and a WAR, run Maven to produce the WAR, then use docker build and docker run with port mapping. Demonstrates pushing the same image to the Bluemix registry and deploying a scalable group (two instances) with per-instance and aggregated logs, memory/network metrics, and automatic recovery. Describes a CI pipeline that commits code, runs Maven, builds and deploys the Docker image, and notes an image advisor that flags security issues in about one third of scanned images.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09Why containers matter
- 8:53Docker as standard
- 10:19Local Docker builds
- 16:29Multi-tech containers
- 18:58Push to IBM Cloud
- 26:01Cloud monitoring
- 29:09Image security checks
- 30:10Docker CI/CD pipelines
- 34:23IBM Cloud services
- 39:41Summary
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