Microservices Using Docker Containers for Magento 2

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The document discusses using microservices and Docker containers to break up a Magento application into independently scalable and manageable components. It defines microservices as independently deployable services that communicate over the network, and Docker containers as a way to package and run microservices. Some benefits of using microservices with Docker include simplified development and operations, lower costs through optimized infrastructure usage, and improved portability and repeatability. An example use case for breaking a Magento application into Dockerized microservices is presented.

MicroServices Using
Docker Containers For Magento 2
by Sreeprakash N., Founder/MD Schogini

• One Subsystem of an Application 
That can be safely detached
• Independently Scalable 
Monitored and scaled-up
• Relocated 
Can be hosted elsewhere
• Manageable 
Updated & upgraded easily
What is a MicroService

• Super Quick to Launch 
Very fast virtual environment
• Simple to Configure 
Fine-tune infrastructure, scale up on demand
• Portability 
Make it platform/version independent
• Repeatability 
Infrastructure as code, versioning & rollback
What is a Docker Container?

• Simplify DevOps 
Simplify CI & CD pipeline
• Lower Costs 
Fine-tune infrastructure, scale up only on demand
• Simplify Infrastructure 
Software driven load balancing & auto-scaling
Advantages of MicroServices
Using Docker

• Identify the Software components 
Use of TCP/IP protocol to interact
• Identify the Platforms and Ports 
Decide the processing, memory and ports
• Identify the Dependencies 
Decide the sync/async natures
• Locate the Persistence Needs 
Locate the transient and persistent areas
How Do We Start the
MicroServices Journey

An Example UseCase
for Magento 2 CE/EE
and Docker

Splitting Magento Into
Dockerized MicroServices

Splitting Magento Into
Dockerized MicroServices
Docker
Containers
Serving
MicroServices

MicroServices Are The Way to Go!
Docker Containers Are Here to Stay!

Your Cloud & Devops Team
Let Us Dockerize!
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