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Index
Foreword Preface
Who Should Read This Book Why Read This Book? Navigating This Book Conventions Used in This Book Safari® Books Online How to Contact Us Acknowledgments
1. Introduction
The Birth of Docker The Promise of Docker
Benefits of the Docker Workflow
What Docker Isn’t
2. Docker at a Glance
Process Simplification Broad Support and Adoption Architecture
Client/Server Model Network Ports and Unix Sockets Robust Tooling Docker Command-Line Tool Application Programming Interface (API) Container Networking
Getting the Most from Docker
Containers Are Not Virtual Machines Containers Are Lightweight Towards an Immutable Infrastructure Limited Isolation Stateless Applications Externalizing State
The Docker Workflow
Revision Control
Filesystem layers Image tags
Building Testing Packaging Deploying The Docker Ecosystem
Orchestration Atomic hosts Additional tools
Wrap-Up
3. Installing Docker
Important Terminology Docker Client
Linux
Ubuntu Linux 14.04 (64-bit) Fedora Linux 21 (64-bit)
Mac OS X 10.10
GUI installer Homebrew installation
Microsoft Windows 8
Docker Server
Systemd-Based Linux Upstart-Based Linux init.d-Based Linux Non-Linux VM-Based Server
Docker Machine Boot2Docker Vagrant
Test the Setup
Ubuntu Fedora CentOS
Wrap-Up
4. Working with Docker Images
Anatomy of a Dockerfile Building an Image Running Your Image
Environment Variables
Custom Base Images Storing Images
Public Registries Private Registries Authenticating to a Registry
Creating a Docker Hub account Logging in to a registry Pushing images into a repository
Mirroring a Registry
Configuring the Docker daemon
Boot2Docker ISO Ubuntu Fedora CoreOS
Launching the local registry mirror service Testing the local registry mirror service
Other Approaches to Image Delivery
5. Working with Docker Containers
What Are Containers?
History of Containers
Creating a Container
Basic Configuration
Container name Labels Hostname Domain Name Service (DNS) Media Access Control (MAC) address
Storage Volumes Resource Quotas
CPU shares CPU pinning Memory Block I/O ulimits
Starting a Container Auto-Restarting a Container Stopping a Container Killing a Container Pausing and Unpausing a Container Cleaning Up Containers and Images Next Steps
6. Exploring Docker
Printing the Docker Version Server Information Downloading Image Updates Inspecting a Container Getting Inside a Running Container
docker exec nsenter
Exploring the Shell Returning a Result Docker Logs Monitoring Docker
Container Stats Docker Events cAdvisor
Exploration
7. The Path to Production Containers
Deploying
Classes of Tooling Orchestration Tools Distributed Schedulers Deployment Wrap-Up
Testing Containers
Quick Overview Outside Dependencies
8. Debugging Containers
Process Output Process Inspection Controlling Processes Network Inspection Image History Inspecting a Container Filesystem Inspection Moving Along
9. Docker at Scale
Docker Swarm Centurion Amazon EC2 Container Service
IAM Role Setup AWS CLI Setup
Installation
Mac OS X Windows Other
Configuration
Container Instances Tasks Testing the Task
Installing NetCat/Telnet
Mac OS X Debian-based system RedHat-based systems Windows
Connecting to the container
netcat telnet
Stopping the Task
Wrap-Up
10. Advanced Topics
Pluggable Backends
Execution Driver
native, lxc, windows, etc.
Storage
AUFS, Device Mapper, BTRFS, vfs, etc.
Containers in Detail
Control Groups (cgroups)
The /sys filesystem
Kernel Namespaces, User Namespaces
Exploring Namespaces
Security
How Secure Is Your Container?
UID 0 Privileged containers SElinux, AppArmor
How Secure Is the Docker Daemon?
Networking
11. Designing Your Production Container Platform
The Twelve-Factor App
Codebase Dependencies Config Backing Services Build, Release, Run Processes Port Binding Concurrency Disposability Development/Production Parity Logs Admin Processes Twelve-Factor Wrap-Up
The Reactive Manifesto
Responsive Resilient Elastic Message Driven
In Summary
12. Conclusion
The Challenges The Docker Workflow Minimizing Deployment Artifacts Optimizing Storage and Retrieval The Payoff The Final Word
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