The document outlines steps for deploying applications in a remote server using Docker. It discusses:
- Identifying software required for remote deployment without development tools
- Explaining Docker's benefits like package applications in containers, run anywhere, and avoid dependency on virtual machines
- Conducting an activity where groups list deployment steps for applications using identified software and Docker components
The document outlines steps for deploying applications in a remote server using Docker. It discusses:
- Identifying software required for remote deployment without development tools
- Explaining Docker's benefits like package applications in containers, run anywhere, and avoid dependency on virtual machines
- Conducting an activity where groups list deployment steps for applications using identified software and Docker components
The document outlines steps for deploying applications in a remote server using Docker. It discusses:
- Identifying software required for remote deployment without development tools
- Explaining Docker's benefits like package applications in containers, run anywhere, and avoid dependency on virtual machines
- Conducting an activity where groups list deployment steps for applications using identified software and Docker components
The document outlines steps for deploying applications in a remote server using Docker. It discusses:
- Identifying software required for remote deployment without development tools
- Explaining Docker's benefits like package applications in containers, run anywhere, and avoid dependency on virtual machines
- Conducting an activity where groups list deployment steps for applications using identified software and Docker components
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Objectives
Demonstrate the steps involved to deploy an application in a remote server
o identify software required for remote, identify steps to deploy an application
Explain the need and benefit of Docker
o open source; create, deploy and run applications in containers; package application; virtual machine; image; container Reference: https://opensource.com/resources/what-docker Understand deployment of application in a remote host - PART 1 Scenario
The applications angular-learn and spring-learn needs to be deployed in
a remote windows server This servers can be accessed through Remote Desktop Except Windows Server operating system no other software is installed in this server
Objective
Identify the list of software to be installed in the server for deploying
spring-learn and angular-learn application [HINT: development tools should not be installed in the server (example: Eclipse)]
Group Formation Guidelines for SME
Find the answer for the question in the above objective as a group activity.
A group size should be four. If not possible to equally divide, few groups can have size of three. To randomize the group members, use the online tool available at https://www.aschool.us/random/random-pair.php Enter “Max group size” as 4 In the text area after “balance”, copy and paste learners list of the classroom. Each line should have one name Click “Submit” which will display the groups and the list of people in each group Project the screen and show the groups
Expectation from each Group (Duration: 15 minutes)
Identify a leader in your group
Identify a name for your group Each team member to share their point of view on the list of software required After discussion and consensus arrive at the final list of software required Write the final list of software in a paper under the below category: o For deploying angular-learn o For deploying spring-learn
Finalizing the software list
The group leader has to convey the team name and the software list to the SME SME has to write the group name and the software list on the board under the respective team name Once all the teams had provided the details, the SME has to brainstorm and finalize the list of software required. Understand deployment of application in a remote server - PART 2 Activity
List out the components for deploying angular-learn and spring-learn
application with eureka discovery and zuul gateway For each component list out the steps required for deployment With the assumption that your PC has only the list of software identified in the previous activity The list of steps should only use the software identified and should not use any development tools Continue working as same groups formed in the previous activity The group lead of each team has to collect inputs from each team member, debate and arrive at the final list
Expected Output in a white sheet
Component 1 o Deployment step 1 o Deployment step 2 Component 2 o Deployment step 1 o Deployment step 2 o Deployment step 3 Component 3 o Deployment step 1
Activity Finalization
SME to collect inputs from each group
The entire classroom has to collectively finalize the list of activities and write the list of activities on the board Deploy application in Desktop PC Scenario and Tasks
Assume your PC as remote server
Refer activities from previous exercise and perform the deployment steps in your PC. (NOTE: Ensure that development tools are not used during deployment) Based on those steps ensure that angular-learn and spring-learn application works end to end Copy angular-learn and spring-learn projects to a new folder C:\Users\ [EMP_ID]\build. The perform the build and deployment steps for achieving the above objective Optimizing our deployment steps Now we know the steps for deployment in a remote server, let us ponder over the below questions.
How much time is required to deploy our application in the remote
server?
Is there a possibility to have human error during deployment?
Is it possible to automate deployment steps? (Find available tools by
searching internet with keywords "deployment automation tools")
In the remote server, JRE 11 is already installed and is used by an
application. Our application is tested in JRE 8 and not tested in JRE 11. How do we address this issue? (Containerization addresses this issue, learn and find out various tools available by using the search keyword "container deployment tools") What is Docker? Let us do a simple exercise before trying to understand Docker and it's benefits.
Execute the following commands. The explanation for these statements
will be provided later:
docker image ls docker container ls -a
Open command prompt and execute the following command.
docker run -it debian
This command downloads linux debian operating system from docker
hub (https://hub.docker.com/) and runs linux operating system within the local docker server. A linux operating system command prompt opens up and should look something similar to this:
root@86bdf44d1bd7:/#
Let us execute few linux commands to find out how it works.
o Print current directory
pwd
List all files and folders in the current directory:
ls
List system information
uname -a
Exit from debian linux
exit
Key take away points
One can understand how quickly we have launched an operating
system The "docker run" command performs the following tasks: o Downloads debian image from https://hub.docker.com o Runs the debian image in a container o The -it option provides an interactive command prompt An image in docker contains the binary version of a software application A container is created for creating an working environment based on the image To view the list of images and containers execute the following commands, which will display the image and container details for debian In a similar fashion we can roll out JDK, MySQL, etc. on top of this linux platform and run them in containers.
What Docker is?
Docker is open source
Docker is a tool designed to make it easier to create, deploy, and run applications by using containers. Docker allows a developer to package an application By testing in Docker, a developer can be rest assured that the code will work as expected in a linux platform without having a need to have an actual platform. Docker is like a virtual machine Benefits both developers and system administrators This forms part of DevOps toolchains.
