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How to use Docker and Jenkins to create a continuous‑integration workflow for building and testing web applications
How to test with Docker in a microservices architecture
How to deploy a simple web application on the most widely used cloud providers, as well as on specialized Docker hosting services
How to avoid some of the issues commonly faced when running containers in production
It’s no secret that containers are growing in popularity, and more and more organizations are using them in production. Of the organizations NGINX surveyed in our recent study, 20% have already deployed containers into production environments, while two‑thirds of organizations are exploring containers. Why the shift to this new technology? Containers make developing, distributing, and running software simpler, faster, and more robust than ever before.
Using Docker is a hands‑on guide to using containers across the entire lifecycle of your applications, from development to testing to production. NGINX is offering chapters 8 and 9 of this guide for free. This excerpt covers the practical topics of continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) in Docker‑based environments.
Adrian Mouat is the chief scientist for Container Solutions, a pan‑European services company that specializes in Docker and Mesos. Previously, he was an applications consultant at EPCC, part of the University of Edinburgh.
