Docker Is Raising Funding at $1.3B Valuation

Re:Docker Is Raising Funding at $1.3B Valuation by nawitus on Friday August 18, 2017 @02:54PM (#15048785)

" I see the future as running a docker file on your laptop, running it through a ci system, then pushing it to a container service. Docker is the clear standard."

Where I work this has been the standard for over a year now.

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Re:Docker Is Raising Funding at $1.3B Valuation by samstave on Friday August 18, 2017 @03:06PM (#15048897)

Would you mind just expanding on exactly what your ci pipeline/stack looks like which your company made its standard?

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Re:Docker Is Raising Funding at $1.3B Valuation by nrb on Friday August 18, 2017 @03:34PM (#15049083)

The method I've been using successfully:

1. Git commit triggers CircleCI build and test phase

2. CircleCI deploy phase uploads the image to GKE

3. Google Container Engine stages the deployment for release

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Re:Docker Is Raising Funding at $1.3B Valuation by gkop on Friday August 18, 2017 @09:46PM (#15051144)

Can you link to an article on 3) ? We have been releasing by invoking kubectl from Circle, I wasn't aware that GKE can release itself.

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Re:Docker Is Raising Funding at $1.3B Valuation by nawitus on Friday August 18, 2017 @03:33PM (#15049077)

Jenkins 2.x for building the images (we just execute docker build and push in a Jenkinsfile), then we use Kontena for orchestration (e.g. the Kontena agent pulls the image from the docker registry). For local development we use docker-compose.

Jenkins and the Jenkins slaves also run on docker, and are managed by Kontena. In fact, the whole platform/pipeline runs completely on Docker. We use Ansible to install Kontena/docker on new servers.

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