I sat down this weekend with the intention of putting my own Docker Hub image on Amazon Web Services (AWS). I planned to piggy back what I had learned in my previous post Getting Docker Running On AWS.
I quickly realized I was trying to run before I knew how to walk. I dug around the Docker website and found a fantastic tutorial on how create a hello world style Docker Hub repository – https://docs.docker.com/mac/.
You can find similar Docker installation for Windows and Linux.
This article begins with a high level exploration of Docker. Then, a hello-world web application walk through on your local machine. Finally, we end with a Amazon Web Service hosted Docker web application. It is the first in a four part series of blog posts that touches various parts of the Docker ecosystem.
Imagine a world where a code update to fix a defect or add a feature is automatically pushed to a production on commit (or merged pull request) to master! We live in a time where this is now a reality for many companies of all sizes. A few large company examples are: Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, Netflix, and Etsy.
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