Docker Meetup at Docker HQ: Docker Cloud
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Talk #1: Ryan Kennedy, CI: Build and Test in Docker Cloud In this talk, Ryan Kennedy will present an overview of Docker Cloud and demonstrate how to configure a CI pipeline using the automated build and test capabilities. We will dive into the latest features available in Docker Cloud, including sharing repositories with teams and securing your application pipeline. * Talk #2: Bryan Lee and Alberto Megia, Deploying and Managing Applications in Docker Cloud In this talk, Bryan Lee and Alberto Megia will demonstrate auto-deployment capabilities in Docker Cloud as well as how to deploy, manage, and scale container-based applications directly within the tool.
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