Docker for developers and ops
summary
Docker describes a concrete stack: runtime spec runc under the OCI, built‑in orchestration via swarm mode, and the 1703 release that adds Compose 3.1 support, image squash, Prometheus metrics endpoint and CPU improvements. Cluster features include TLS node identities, encrypted distributed store and Docker Secrets delivered only to container memory. Cloud editions for Docker for AWS/Azure GA provision swarms and configure ELBs automatically. Enterprise Edition adds DTR image registry, UCP RBAC, image scanning and one‑year backported security patches.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:45Why Docker is successful
- 6:45The Docker stack
- 8:55The company itself
- 9:13The most ripe for innovation
- 10:33The stack
- 14:53Editions
- 16:47Docker for Mac
- 19:49Certifications
- 20:27Docker Enterprise Edition
- 21:45Docker on
- 21:56Unions
- 22:23Orchestration
- 23:17Docker 1703
- 25:07Docker for Developers
- 29:23MongoDB
- 30:13Compost Pile
- 30:58Start all containers
- 36:18GitHub examples
- 36:31Docker for apps
- 36:43Swamp Management
- 37:17Dr Stack Deploy
- 38:01Darkstack Deploy
- 43:15Darkstack Enterprise
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