Highly Available & Distributed Containers
summary
Shows a three-node Docker Swarm (one manager, two workers) using SwarmKit integrated into Docker 1.12 and libnetwork overlay (vxlan) to run services with DNS-based service discovery and built-in round‑robin load balancing; demonstrates docker service scale redis=3 and rolling behavior. Persists state with REX-Ray Docker volume driver against an ScaleIO backend with preemption HA, spins up a Minecraft server, kills Docker on one host, and shows volumes forcefully reattach and the world/inventory survive on the new node.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 2:57IT'S SO DAMN COMPLICATED
- 3:32The relentless evolution of technology
- 5:41In the beginning...
- 7:52Orchestration wasn't easy
- 9:50Docker 1.12 with Swarm Mode
- 23:21Solving the problem
- 25:22How it works
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