So many Docker platforms, so little time...
summary
Compares AWS ECS, Azure ACS (Swarm/DCOS/Kubernetes choices), GKE/kubernetes and Docker Datacenter by walking a real path: built a Node.js API + web and ran them with docker run and docker-compose locally, pushed images to Docker Hub, demonstrated registries and tagging, then deployed to ECS and DC/OS, showing resource constraints (dynamic ports, 2GB memory), health checks and ALB routing. Shows auto‑scale in action — triggered a CPU alarm and doubled running tasks across nodes — and outlines CI/CD, tagging and rollout practices.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 14:45Docker Compose
- 18:14Automated Image Builds
- 31:48Core Container Platforms / Considerations
- 36:05Swarm Scheduling / Orchestration
- 45:48Challenges
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