Build Your Own Shipyard
summary
Claim: Docker containers package apps with only their dependencies, add near-zero runtime overhead, and enforce CPU/memory limits. Uses Dockerfiles, images, a registry and instant container start; demo runs a Sinatra web service that pushes jobs into a Redis queue and a worker that handles three tasks concurrently — adding another container instantly scales processing. Version 0.8 adds OS X usability and registry improvements; containers move between servers with reproducible commits.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:14Docker is an open-source engine that automates the deployment of any application
- 1:53Main Features
- 3:47Resource, network, and content isolation Avoids dependency hel
- 7:57Use cases
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