1. The document outlines the author's journey to becoming a Docker Captain, including founding their company Collabnix in 2015 and containerizing legacy Dell applications.
2. It discusses what Docker is and how it helps address the modern challenges of developing and deploying distributed, loosely coupled applications across multiple servers.
3. Docker Captains are elite community leaders and ambassadors who promote Docker through blogging, writing, speaking, tutorials, and open source contributions. The tips shared encourage getting involved in the Docker community by sharing knowledge and speaking at events.
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- My Journey Spectrum – Y/Y
- What problem does Docker solve for us
- Who are Docker Captains and what they do?
- 5 Tips to become Docker Captain – “a bonus”
Agenda
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Monolithic A Decade Ago (and still valid)
Ap - Apps were monolithic
Slow Changing - Built on a single stack such as .NET or Java
L - Long Lived
- Deployed to a single server
Big Server
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Today
- Apps are constantly developed
- Newer version are deployed often
- Built from loosely coupled components
- Deployed to a multitude of servers
Customer/
Clients/ Users
Data
Storage
Data
Storage
Data
Storage
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Once upon a time… A Software Stack
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Once upon a time… A Software Stack
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• Container based technology.
• Standardized packaging for
software and all the dependencies
• Isolate apps from each other
• Share the same OS kernel
• Works for all major Linux
distributions
What is Docker?
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Docker Captains
Who are they?
Community Leaders who love Docker
An Elite group of Docker Super-Users
Docker ambassadors but NOT Docker employees
What they do?
All the Great Things -
Blogging
Writing Books
Speaking in Conferences,
Creating Tutorials & Classes
Offering Support in Forums, Slack Channels, IRC
Contributing to Local Events
Contributor for Docker Projects
https://www.docker.com/docker-captains