Containers Your Way
summary
Explains how Docker runs on both Linux and Windows with the Docker engine integrated into Windows Server containers and an isolation option called Hyper‑V containers that gives each container its own kernel. Describes deploying clustered apps via Azure Container Service (DC/OS, Swarm, Kubernetes) where a cluster spins up in about five clicks with scale sets, load balancers and public/private agents. Shows registry options and a quick pipeline using jFrog Artifactory (SaaS or marketplace VM).
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 1:28Microsoft’s embrace of Linux and Docker
- 2:53Containers in cloud and on-prem
- 4:19Cloud computing models explained
- 6:25Where containers fit in infrastructure
- 7:31Building containers your way
- 10:44Windows containers and isolation
- 12:09How Windows containers work
- 15:39Side-by-side Linux and Windows containers
- 17:03Container services and orchestrators
- 19:30Microservices and serverless options
- 20:54Container registries and management
- 23:01Business models for containers
- 23:28Demo: Getting started with Artifactory
- 26:14Demo: Azure Container Service setup
- 28:52Containers bridging dev and ops
- 31:03Containers and DevOps culture
- 33:11Q&A: Docker and PowerShell
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