Its not (just) about

the ContainerRotterdam, June 2019

Kal De

CTO, Head of Product Development

prologue What I’ll touch on today

Thoughts for your

consideration

Elements of where we’re at

now

Snapshots of what’s next

Intent

Observational

Declarative

Directional

Shift Towards Cloud-first IT Continues Inexorably

““People don’t want to

buy a quarter-inch

drill. They want a

quarter-inch hole.”Theodore Levitt | Former

Harvard Business School marketing

professor

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““People don’t want to

buy a quarter-inch

hole. They want to

hang a picture.”Chip and Dan Heath, authors

Made To Stick.

We do ‘that’. So what?

What are you solving for?

What’s the higher-order bit?

questions

What is Docker?

“.. fastest path to

developer dopamine”

Source:

https://redmonk.com/jgovernor/2016/03/08/rise-of-the-docker-pattern/

5.8M 6.4B

7.5MActive

Desktop Users

(+6% a mth)

1.8M

Docker Hub Images

(+31% a yr)

Image Pulls per Month

(+59% a yr)

Active

Docker Engines

(+83% a yr)

Resulting In

Continued trend towards ubiquity

Docker Enterprise PlatformSecurely build, share and run any application, anywhere

Buildany application

Shareseamlessly

Runanywhere

Application Runtime & Orchestration:

Docker Engine Enterprise

Docker Universal Control Plane

Kubernetes and Swarm

Developer Productivity:

Docker Desktop Enterprise

Secure Registry & Collaboration:

Docker Trusted Registry

Docker Hub

Docker’s Current Product Footprint

Docker

Desktop

Docker

Trusted

Registry

Docker

Hub

Docker

Certified

ContainersSwarm/K8s

Universal Control Plane

Docker

Engines

Docker

Engines

Docker Certified Infrastructure: VMware, AWS, Azure

Docker

Certified

Plugins

● Storage

● Networking

● Logging

● Monitoring

● Security

Docker Enterprise

● Docker Desktop Enterprise (DDE)

● Docker Trusted Registry (DTR)

● Universal Control Plane (UCP)

● Docker Engine – Enterprise (“EE”)

● Docker Certified Infrastructure (DCI)

● Docker Certified Plugins

Docker SaaS

● Docker Desktop - Community (DDC)

● Docker Hub

● Docker Engine - Community (“CE”)

Incubating

● Docker Edge

● Docker Embedded for ISVs

● Docker Enterprise-as-a-Service

Open Source & Experimental Projects

● Docker App

● containerd

● BuildKit, BuildX

● Jump

● Moby

● …

How enterprise buyers stack Docker

Simple is complex

Software is hard

Signal is noise

paradoxes

“We are revolutionising how Allstate delivers technology solutions..

CompoZed is a global network of Agile development labs.

.. We are empowering the disrupter to deliver valuable

products to our customers. CompoZed teams are co located

and follow lean development practices”

https://www.allstate.com/northern-ireland/compozed.aspx

Docker Desktop

• Templates!

• Interoperable with any IDE, programming language, and app framework

• Zero effort install of Docker and Kubernetes

• Auto-generates Dockerfiles, Docker Compose files, and CI pipelines

• Centrally managed and secured

Docker Application

An application packaged as a CNAB generated with docker app

Comprised of:

Set of containers backed by well defined

images

Set of refs to cloud services & cloud-based

functions

Reusable across CI/CD stages

Standard OCI manifests based representation

Shareable to compliant registries

Standard file system representation

Registry to disk (transfer to air gapped env)

Familiar image workflow (push/pull ../sign)

docker app:

CLI plugin; config, install, share application

Generates CNAB from application source

Can install/manage other CNABs

Metadata & parameters

make compose apps usable across multiple envs

CNAB:

Cloud Native Application Bundle

Enable packaging; install; mgmt of container

native apps

$docker app

Build and manage Docker Applications .. simply

Commands:

bundle Create a CNAB invocation image and `bundle.json` for the application

completion Generates completion scripts for the specified shell (bash or zsh)

init Initialize Docker Application definition

inspect Shows metadata, parameters and a summary of the Compose file for a given application

install Install an application

list List the installations and their last known installation result

merge Merge a directory format Docker Application definition into a single file

pull Pull an application package from a registry

push Push an application package to a registry

render Render the Compose file for an Application Package

split Split a single-file Docker Application definition into the directory format

status Get the installation status of an application

uninstall Uninstall an application

upgrade Upgrade an installed application

validate Checks the rendered application is syntactically correct

version Print version information

What’s different(iated)

Consistent with build > share > run thesis ..

Different

Applications centric vs infra centric

Docker Application vs container as core construct

Developer Platform Services enabled

Platform centric vs product centric workflows

Differentiated

Connected experience across platform workflows

Content exchange & collaboration

User (developer, operator) experience

Docker.Next allows developers to build, deploy and operate applications locally or to any cloud. It

gives them complete visibility and control over all of the stages of an application’s lifecycle.

Boring is good

Good takes time

Change is fraught

observations

“In economics, an externality is

the cost or benefit that affects

a party who did not choose to

incur that cost or benefit.”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Externality

engineering

tenets

Secure by Design

Engineered for Resilience

Built for Elastic Scale

“Why would you want to run containers at the Edge? For the same

reason you would run them in the cloud (or anywhere else).

Dependency management becomes easier. Testing is

easier. The developer experience is easier and better.

Teams can move much faster and more autonomously.

especially when reasonable points of abstraction (such as k8s

namespaces) and resource limits (CPU/RAM) are applied.”

https://medium.com/@cfatechblog/edge-computing-at-chick-fil-a-7d67242675e2

coda Closing considerations

Why to heed technical

practitioners

Why speed is important

Why Docker?

“With the rise of open source, the cloud, and social coding, ‘We’re in

a post-permission era’ .. it’s now quicker than ever to grab code

from a repo, spin up and provision a new cloud instance and start

developing code right there at your laptop.. technical

practitioners, rather than their employers, are becoming

the real technology decision makers. Developers may not

be kings, but they’re increasingly the power behind the throne.”

https://blog.newrelic.com/product-news/futurestack18-james-governor-modern-software/

“Before teams enter the Dojo, their experience was that it would

take 3-6 months to provision hardware and software for the

purposes of development, integration, and testing. After leaving the

Dojo, it would take a few hours.. Today, a team can spin up

an environment in 300 seconds.”

https://dojo.target.com/journey

Looking forward

Where we’re headed directionally on the value chain

From infrastructure to applications centric focus

Content exchange, collaboration hub

Public cloud provider alignment with neutrality

Hybrid cloud first class interoperability

Developer platform services

Flexible (elastic?) consumption models

OSS; innovate!/collaborate on primitives; leverage virtuous cycle

We will deliver a best-in-class experience for high velocity

software development for next generation applications.

The Docker platform will actualize this with a unified

secure lifecycle for modern applications built on a

containerized substrate.

Why Docker?

choicesimplicity