Explore a comprehensive comparison of Docker Swarm and Kubernetes container orchestration frameworks in this code-driven conference talk. Delve into key aspects such as local development, deployment options, multi-container applications, service discovery, scaling services, run-once jobs, Maven integration, rolling updates, and creating a Couchbase cluster. Gain a clear understanding of each framework's offerings and learn effective techniques for utilizing these platforms. Led by Arun Gupta, vice president of developer advocacy at Couchbase and experienced community builder, this session provides in-depth insights into container orchestration, covering topics from core concepts to advanced features like persistent containers, volume plugins, and monitoring.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Docker Workflow
Orchestration Frameworks
Core Concepts: Docker Manager
Core Concepts: Docker Worker
Core Concepts: Add More Workers
Core Concepts: Primary/Secondary Master
Core Concepts: Cluster
Core Concepts: Replicated Service
Core Concepts: Node Failure
Core Concepts: Container Failure
Core Concepts: Reconcile
Core Concepts: Scale
Core Concepts: Global Service
Core Concepts: Kubernetes
Service Discovery & LB: Docker
Service Discovery with Docker
Load Balancing: Docker
Service Discovery: Kubernetes
Service Discovery with Kubernetes
Service and Replica Set: Kubernetes
Docker Volumes: Persistent Containers
Docker Volume Plugin Architecture
Docker Volume Plugin with Portworx
Kubernetes Persistent Volume
Kubernetes Volume: Persistent Container
Kubernetes: Persistent Containers with Portworx
Development: Docker
Development: Kubernetes
Rolling Update: Docker
Rolling Update: Kubernetes
Monitoring: Docker
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