Building and operating containerized applications at scale (Day 1)
The advantages of containerized applications are increasingly recognized. Michael Hausenblas provides a gentle introduction to building and operating containerized applications at scale. The first day focuses on the basics of building app using containers; the second day expands this knowledge, focusing on the operations (monitoring, upgrades, etc.) of these apps.
| Talk Title | Building and operating containerized applications at scale (Day 1) |
| Speakers | Michael Hausenblas (AWS) |
| Conference | Velocity |
| Conf Tag | Build resilient systems at scale |
| Location | Santa Clara, California |
| Date | June 21-23, 2016 |
| URL | Talk Page |
| Slides | Talk Slides |
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This training is for you because: Overview: Containerized applications grow in use every day. In addition, a number of tools and frameworks are available to implement containerized applications. However, concrete strategies to start your organization on the path to containerization are not widespread. Guidance about what to use and when to use it helps you succeed in the long term. Michael Hausenblas provides a gentle introduction to building and operating containerized applications at scale. The first day focuses on the basics of building app using containers; the second day expands this knowledge, focusing on the operations (monitoring, upgrades, etc.) of these apps. You’ll learn how to transition from an application to a docker container; how to handle orchestration when changes happen; how to scale your container approach; and how containerization reduces your risks of downtime.
