Docker Meetup Feb 2018 Develop and deploy Kubernetes Apps with Docker
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This document discusses Docker's support for both Docker Swarm and Kubernetes. It outlines Docker's strategy to provide developers with tools that allow testing and development locally using Docker Community Edition and then deploying applications to production environments running either Swarm or Kubernetes. Docker Enterprise Edition provides security, management and other features for both Swarm and Kubernetes production deployments.
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- #5: Containers and container orchestration may feel like they’ve been around for a long time, but this is really just the beginning. While we’ve done a bunch of work to make it easier to operate containerized distributed systems on public clouds like Azure, there’s really so much more to do. That’s why I’m thrilled to join forces with Solomon and the rest of the Docker community. I’m looking forward to Microsoft and Docker working together to develop the best of breed tools that will enable users to rapidly build, deploy, debug and manage their distributed systems running on Kubernetes on Azure or wherever their container ships take them.
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