@clintonskitson let me know if this is OK. Hoping to slide in the "newbie" pile instead of everyone trying to be "black belt"
Title: Docker Volumes 101: Moving To A Persistent State
Abstract: You’ve had a lot of fun learning about Docker and creating simple containers, but have you thought about how to run stateful and persistent applications with Docker? Learn the ins and outs of using Docker Volumes and Volume Drivers. We will cover named & anonymous volumes, unexpected behaviors, volume management and more!
Outline: This session is geared to the Docker 102 user. DockerCon will continue to attract new attendees and people wanting to learn more about the basics without going "black belt". This session will help that user move to the next step in their Docker journey.
The attendee should have an understanding of how to run a container but wants to learn more. The details of the session include examining the docker volume command set. How to interact with named volumes. How are anonymous volumes created and handled. How to read a Dockerfile to know when a volume is required. How to not end up with 100s of anonymous volumes when using Swarm. How to use volumes with Compose. How to manage volumes at scale.
Key Takeaways:
Attendees will enhance their Docker 101 level knowledge to know how to use Docker Volumes and Drivers
The audience will be made aware of the behavior between local and remote volumes and how to manage volumes from Swarm and the local engine
Lots of demos to show the nature of the volume behavior in real time.
All code and integrations used during the session are all Open Source.
@clintonskitson let me know if this is OK. Hoping to slide in the "newbie" pile instead of everyone trying to be "black belt"
Title: Docker Volumes 101: Moving To A Persistent State
Abstract: You’ve had a lot of fun learning about Docker and creating simple containers, but have you thought about how to run stateful and persistent applications with Docker? Learn the ins and outs of using Docker Volumes and Volume Drivers. We will cover named & anonymous volumes, unexpected behaviors, volume management and more!
Outline: This session is geared to the Docker 102 user. DockerCon will continue to attract new attendees and people wanting to learn more about the basics without going "black belt". This session will help that user move to the next step in their Docker journey.
The attendee should have an understanding of how to run a container but wants to learn more. The details of the session include examining the docker volume command set. How to interact with named volumes. How are anonymous volumes created and handled. How to read a Dockerfile to know when a volume is required. How to not end up with 100s of anonymous volumes when using Swarm. How to use volumes with Compose. How to manage volumes at scale.
Key Takeaways: