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ILLYAKO edited this page Dec 4, 2022 · 72 revisions

DevOps foundation

Docker, Docker Compose

Test (Unit test and Integration test)

RSpec, Capybara, Selenium

Deploy

Terraform

CI/CD Pipeline (build, test, deploy)

Jenkins

Docker

Docker Installation

Docker is a platform for running applications and their dependencies in isolated environments called containers, on nearly any operating system. Homebrew (brew.sh)for installing applications on Mac(Linux) Aptitude, YUM, and YaST are package managers that lets you install anything on the Mac

1.1. Install Homebrew $ /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"

1.2.1 Install Docker on Linux $ brew install cask docker //cask(third-part repository) installs Docker, Docker CLI, Docker Compose

1.2.2 Install Docker on Windows

1.3. Run Docker Desktop (Windows)

1.4. Test Docker $ docker run hello-world

Dockerfile

The Dockerfile is a manifest that describes the image that the container will use when we run it. Docker will do a few things.

  1. The Docker reads and parses the Dockerfile.
  2. The Docker fetches the parent image that this image is going to use. If there is no parent image that you're going to use, you would start from scratch.
  3. The Docker runs any commands, within the Dockerfile that is on top of that image and lastly if defined you can set a process that runs whenever a container from that image is spun up.

All of the configuration dependencies and environment dependencies and everything that the application needs will be expressed within the Dockerfile.

Docker Hub is a repository of docker images.
'alpine' is the smallest version of the image

Dockerfiles lines:
FROM nginx:alpine #parent image:tag
MAINTAINER Illya Korotun illya.korotun@gmail.com #author
COPY website /website #copy context into the image host directory to the container directory
COPY nginx.conf /etc/nginx/nginx.cong #copy config file to container

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