Changing the Landscape
summary
Docker becomes popular very fast with ~500 contributors, >7,000 pull requests, 14,000 “dockerized” apps and 250 meetups in 90 cities. It provides a packaging+distribution format (tarball with metadata and versioning) and a sandboxed runtime built on cgroups and namespaces that reliably reproduces environment assumptions. Current work adds DNS-backed service discovery and clustering/composition for multi-container apps; 1.3 introduces an engine key pair for container identity and signing.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 2:32Reasons behind Docker
- 4:18Summary
- 4:37Why Docker Has Become So Popular
- 11:22What Docker Is Best Known for
- 18:07Identity and Provenance
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