Book Description
Enterprises are moving an increasing number of workloads to public as well as private clouds, including significant portions of their IT infrastructure. If your company is considering a similar shift, this short cookbook provides a dozen recipes for creating Docker hosts on Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Compute Engine (GCE), and Microsoft Azure.
Author Sébastien Goasguen, founder of Skippbox, also shows you how to work with cloud-based container services that have recently become available: the Google Container Engine and the AWS container service. This book is ideal for developers, operators, and IT professionals.
- Start Docker hosts on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), GCE, and Azure via command-line interfaces
- Learn a trick for running a cloud provider command-line interface in a Docker container
- Use Docker Machine to start hosts in EC2 and Azure
- Grant access to your Docker images through Google Container Registry
- Use Kubernetes in the Cloud via Google Container Engine
- Create a cluster and run tasks on Amazon’s EC2 Container Service
This ebook is an excerpt from Docker Cookbook, released in the fall of 2014. The cookbook provides more than 130 proven recipes for working with Docker, whether you’re deploying applications onsite or in the cloud.
Table of Contents
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1. Docker in the Cloud
- Introduction
- Starting a Docker Host on AWS EC2
- Starting a Docker Host on Google GCE
- Starting a Docker Host on Microsoft Azure
- Introducing Docker Machine to Create Docker Hosts in the Cloud
- Starting a Docker Host on AWS Using Docker Machine
- Starting a Docker Host on Azure with Docker Machine
- Running a Cloud Provider CLI in a Docker Container
- Using Google Container Registry to Store Your Docker Images
- Using Kubernetes in the Cloud via GKE
- Setting Up to Use the EC2 Container Service
- Creating an ECS Cluster
- Starting Docker Containers on an ECS Cluster