Kategorie: Kubernetes

Check out the Azure CLI experience now available in Desktop Stable

Back in May we announced the partnership between Docker and Microsoft to make it easier to deploy containerized applications from the Desktop to the cloud with Azure Container Instances (ACI). Then in June we were able to share the first version of this as part of a Desktop Edge release, this allowed users to use existing Docker CLI commands straight against ACI making getting started running containers in the cloud simpler than ever. 

We are now pleased to announce that the Docker and ACI integration has moved into Docker Desktop stable 2.3.0.5 giving all Desktop users access to the simplest way to get containers running in the cloud. 

Getting started 

As a new starter, to get going all you will need to do is upgrade your existing Docker Desktop to the latest stable version (2.3.0.5), store your image on Docker Hub so you can deploy it (you can get started with Hub here) and then lastly you will need to create an ACI context to deploy it to. For a simple example of getting started with ACI you can see our initial blog post on the edge experience.

More CLI commands

We have added some new features since we first released the Edge experience, one of the biggest changes was the addition of the new docker volume command. We added this in as we wanted to make sure that there was an easy way to get started creating persistent state between spinning up your containers. It is always good to use a dedicated service for a database like Cosmo DB, but while you are getting started volumes are a great way to initial store state. 

This allows you to use existing and create new volumes, to get started with a new volume we can start by selecting our ACI context:

$ docker context use myaci 

Then we can create a volume in a similar way to the Docker CLI, though in this case we have a couple of cloud specific variables we do need to provide:

$ docker volume create –storage-account mystorageaccount –fileshare test-volume

Now I can use this volume either from my CLI:

docker run -v mystorageaccount/test-volume:/target/path myimage

Or from my Compose file:

myservice:
image: nginx
volumes:
– mydata:/mount/testvolumes

volumes:
mydata:
driver: azure_file
driver_opts:
share_name: test-volume
storage_account_name: mystorageaccount

Along with this the CLI now supports some of the most popular CLI commands that were previously missing including stop, start & kill.

Try it out

If you are after some ideas of what you can do with the experience you can check out Guilluame’s blog post on running Minecraft in ACI, the whole thing takes about ~15 minutes and is a great example of how simple it is to get containers up and running. 

Microsoft offers $200 of free credits to use in your first 30 days which is a great way to try out the experience, once you have an account you will just need Docker Desktop and a Hub repo with your images saved in and you can start deploying! 

To get started today with the new Azure ACI experience, download Docker Desktop 2.3.0.5 and try out the experience yourself. If you enjoy the experience, have feedback on it or other ideas on what Docker should be working on please reach out to us on our Roadmap.
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Docker Talks Live Stream Monthly Recap

It’s time for a round up of Docker Talks, this time from the month of August. As you may remember, Chad Metcalf (@metcalfc) and I (@pmckee) started the weekly live-streaming video series to connect with you, our extended family of developers, and to help you succeed in your Docker journey.

In August, we held four sessions covering how to set up your local development environment with Node.js, Visual Studio remote debugging extension, the Awesome Compose project and common questions people have when starting with Docker. Below, I’ve put together the list of live streams for the month for your viewing and learning pleasure.

We live stream on our YouTube channel every Wednesday at 10 a.m. Pacific Time. You’ll find all of the past streams there and you can subscribe to get notifications. See you on the next live stream.

Docker Talks Live! Setting up your local development environment with Node.jsChad and I explore how to set up your local development environment with Node.js and debugging inside of containers. (Streamed live Aug. 5)

Docker Live! Debugging Node.js with VSCode Docker ExtensionI talk about Visual Studio remote debugging extension, do some light debugging of Node.js, inspect some containers and more. (Streamed live Aug. 12)

Docker Live! Awesome Compose and ECSChad dives into the Awesome Compose project, a repository containing a curated list of Compose application samples, and ECS, which lets users complete the journey from a local Docker Compose application to AWS. (Streamed live Aug. 19)

Docker Live! Getting Started Q&A.Chad and I go over Docker basics and common questions people have when starting with Docker. What’s an image? What’s a container? Can you use Docker on Windows? And so on. (Streamed live Aug. 26)

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