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Docker

So hot off the presses, the latest buzz that has been on the tip of everyone’s tongues and the topic of almost any conversation that includes containers these days is Docker! With this book, you will go from just being the person in the office who hears that buzz to the one who is tooting it around every day. Your fellow office workers will be flocking to you for anything related to Docker and shower you with gifts—well, maybe not gifts, but definitely tapping your brain for knowledge!

Docker

Create, modify, and run your own PaaS with modularized containers using Docker. Crear modifuicar y ejecutar tu propia PaaS con Docker

CoreOS Docker

As more and more applications are moving towards the cloud with server virtualization, there is a clear necessity to deploy the user applications and services very fast and make them reliable with assured SLA by deploying the services in a right set of servers. This becomes more complex when these services are dynamic in nature, which results in making these services autoprovisioned and autoscaled over a set of nodes. The orchestration of the user application is not limited to deploy the services in the right set of server or virtual machines rather to be extended to provide network connectivity across these services to provide Infrastructure as a Service ( IaaS ). Compute, network, and storage are the three main resources to be managed by the cloud provider in order to provide (IaaS). Currently, there are various mechanisms to handle these requirements in more abstract fashion. There are multiple cloud orchestration frameworks, which can manage the compute, storage, and networking resources. OpenStack, Cloud Stack, and VMware vSphere are some of the cloud platforms that orchestrate these resource pools and provide IaaS.