2. Using Docker with Continuous Delivery in Oracle Cloud
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Mike Raab
Sr Principal Product Mgr
Container Cloud Service
Oracle Public Cloud
Greg Stachnick
Sr Principal Product Mgr
Developer Cloud Service
Oracle Public Cloud

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4. Program Agenda 1
What is Developer Cloud Service Introducing Container Cloud Service Integration Concepts Integration Demo 2 3 4

5. Why Containerize? Portability / Standardized Envs
Rapidly Scale Up / Scale Down
Companies of all sizes today are moving towards containerization for these reasons
Portability:
Idea of writing once and running anywhere
Once containerized, run your app anywhere that has the Docker Engine installed
Easy to change from 1 host to another
Example: Dev / Test in Oracle Cloud – Production on-Prem
Standardized Environments:
Coding environments can be made consistent from development ->staging->QA->production
Per environment configurations are fed in the same way to each container which reduces configuration issues
Time spent debugging environmental issues is reduced drastically
Scaling:
Containers take seconds to deploy
Scale up and down your infrastructure is much faster than traditional configuration management
Better utilization of compute resource
Dependency Management:
Dependency chaos happens when:
2 running Java or Ruby applications that depend on different versions of the same library
How Containerization can help:
Isolate each application (along with it’s dependencies) so that they can be run in their own container
Similar application containers can co-exist on same host, instead of individual VMs
Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD):
Docker makes it easier to build a deployment pipeline
After successful builds, a CI system can build and push a Docker image to the Hub/private Docker repo
Deploy new containers to desired environment on a more frequent basis
Microservices and Cloud are better enabled with Docker
Each microservice can be run in its own container
Enable dev teams to focus on specific pieces of the application independently as long as they agree on the interface between the two components
Containerized microservice apps are a perfect complement to Cloud deployments
Code Agility and a CI/CD Pipeline
Dependency Management
Microservices & Cloud Native Apps

6. What is Developer Cloud Service

7. Agile Development Infrastructure
Team Infrastructure
Version Management
Issue & Task Tracking
Testing
Documentation / Wiki
Continuous Integration
Code Review
Deployment Services
Team/Process Management
Agile development can help deliver better software faster.
Increasing the agility for delivering features in your product in a more frequent pattern.
But there are a bunch of tools you’ll need to make your team adopt agile propely.

8. The DevOps Cycle Oracle Developer Cloud Service Oracle PaaS & IaaS
Plan
Code
Build
Test
Release
Deploy
Operate
Monitor
Oracle Developer Cloud Service
Oracle PaaS & IaaS
Oracle Management Cloud
To achieve the full DevOps solution you’ll leverage the following cloud solutions from Oracle: DevCS for the Dev part, PaaS for the deployment, Management Cloud for the operate and monitor

9. Oracle Cloud Platform - Application Development Cloud Native, Polyglot, Java, Mobile, HTML5, Declarative
Developer Cloud: Continuous integration/Continuous Delivery/Collaboration
Application Container Cloud
Java Cloud/ WebLogic Server
Mobile Cloud
Application Builder Cloud
Container Cloud Service
Develop Cloud Native, Polyglot Apps
Modernize Java Apps to Cloud
Develop Mobile Apps
Declarative HTML5 Apps
Managed Docker Containers
Management Cloud: Performance Management, Log Analytics, IT Analytics
For all application types - Cloud Native, Java EE, Mobile, HTML5
Cloud native developer infrastructure - Designed for DevOps
Multi datacenter cloud deployment and management

10. The Oracle Developer Cloud Service
Development Platform
Provided as a Service
Enabling agile development process
Automating DevOps & delivery

11. Oracle Developer Cloud Service – What’s In It
Version Management – Git
Build Automation
Ant, Maven, Gradle, npm, Grunt, Bower, Gulp, Command line
Continuous Integration - Hudson
Issues Tracking
Code review
Deployment automation
Agile process management
wiki
Activity stream
These are the components of Developer Cloud Service.
In addition we provide integration with the IDEs.

12. Oracle Developer Cloud Service and The DevOps Cycle
Plan
Code
Build
Test
Release
Deploy
Operate
Monitor
Plan
Task tracking, Agile boards, wiki
Code
Git– branch/merge
IDE integration, code review, snippets
Build
Hudson CI + Build Tools & Utilities
Test
JUnit & Selenium, Findbugs, deploy to QA
Release & Deploy
Deploy Plans
Developer Cloud Service covers most of the DevOps cycle
Additional yellow spots are covered by Management Cloud Service

13. Developer Cloud Service: Bringing it All Together
Review
CI / CD
Source
Tasks
Wiki  =
Dev, Test or Production
Commit
Deploy
Developers can commit changes to the Git repository, create tasks and assign them to team members, define and collaborate on projects through wiki services and continuously build and deploy their application to the cloud or On-Premise with Hudson. There’s also the ability to track and monitor deployments and then within Java Cloud Services one can analyze their deployed and running application through Enterprise Manager.
For details on Hudson ->
Oracle Cloud
Services
Developers
Developer Service
Cloud or On-Premise
Track & Monitor

14. Oracle Developer Cloud Service Interfaces
Web
Comprehensive IDE Integration
JDeveloper, Eclipse, NetBeans
Source, tasks, and build
Mylyn based
Webhooks
SSH/Https connection
Git & Hudson
REST services
Hudson
Web interface for all your work
Or integration with the IDEs (in the pictures Jdev and Eclipse integration)
Web hooks to connect to external system through events

15. Special Features for the Oracle Platform
Oracle Platform Support
Advanced WebLogic deployment
ADF Libraries
SOA Libraries
JDeveloper deployment profiles
IDE integration – OEPE, NetBeans and JDeveloper
Oracle Cloud Integration
Provisioned with other cloud services
Seamless cloud deployment to various Oracle Cloud Services
Central management console & IDM

16. Developer Cloud Service Features
Simplify Development
Automatically provisioned
Preconfigured and integrated
Automated builds and deployments
Web based administration
Collaborate & Manage
Team repositories
Code reviews by peers
Agile Process tracking
Activity stream and notifications
Continuous integration dashboard
Deploy Automatically
Deploy into Oracle Cloud Services automatically
Workflow ensures proper build and test
Integrated With IDEs
JDeveloper
Eclipse
NetBeans

17. Introducing Container Cloud Service

18. StackEngine - the basis of Oracle Container CS
Provides an Easy to Use interface to manage the Docker environment
Out-of-the-box examples of containerized Services and Application stacks that can be Deployed in one Click
Easily connect to your private Docker registries – bring your own containers
Focus on building your containerized Application images and CI/CD pipeline, not on learning complex Orchestration technologies
Gain the benefits of containerization, easily and securely
StackEngine had an existing product. We are bringing these key features into our Container CS service.

19. How Does Container CS fit into the Oracle Public Cloud?
Complements Oracle PaaS Applications with a Bring your Own Container Service
Run ANY Containerized Application including Open Source
Mobile CS
The Container CS is very complementary to the other existing PaaS services, in that it brings the ability to run any Container. “Bring your own Container”. These containerized apps could be based on Open Source or any other technology that is capable of being containerized and run with Docker.
As a proof point, StackEngine, the product that was acquired and that the Oracle Container Cloud Service is based off of, came with an assortment of example “Stacks” that were ready to run. These stacks could be used by the customer as is, or modified as they need to run with their own software/applications.
Some of these example Stacks include:
A performance monitoring Stack based on Promethius and cAdvisor
A load balancing Stack based on HAProxy with nginx or Apache
A logging Stack based on ELK, Elastisearch, Kibana, Logspout and Logstash
The PaaS applications in general, enable customers to extend their Oracle SaaS products and/or create new applications, based on a JavaEE, JavaCS, Node etc. Today, a customer can do their development in the Developer CS and then launch the code directly into Java CS or App Container CS.
Oracle Container CS, customers can run any polyglot / open source Docker containerized applications that they have developed, and run them in the Oracle Public cloud. We will be working closely with the Developer CS team to enhance the integration between the two services.
Developer CS
Java CS
(Java EE)
Application Container CS
(Java SE & Node)
Container CS

20. Container CS Key Features
Cloud & Container Native
Enterprise Operations Ready
Collaboration Built-In
Docker Compatible (Docker Engine, Docker Compose)
Convert between Docker run, UI, YAML
One Click Deploy (of example application stacks)
Registry Integration (connect to public & private registries such as Docker Hub)
Build CI/CD Pipelines (via “WebHooks”)
Service Discovery – Built in to enable multi-container cross host deployments
Operations Dashboards
Key health/performance stats & container logs
Container Health Checks (port ping for container processes)
Service Scaling (scale out services via UI or API)
Orchestration & Scheduling Policies (least CPU/Memory, tag based placement, others)
Self-Healing Deployments (maintain the desired state of a deployed multi-container app)
Elegant Interface - “Quickstart” Wizards to get users started
Best Practices Included (example stacks covering monitoring, logging, load balancing)
Run & Deploy Oracle Certified Docker images
API Ready – Drive common container operations and deployments via REST API
Resource Pools (partition compute resources across dev, test, staging etc…

21. Key Container CS Terminology Used in the Demo
Container CS Concept
Description
Service
A service is a template for how to run a container from a single image and associated Docker runtime information (e.g. mapped ports, storage volumes etc…)
Deployment
One or more running containers that have been created from deploying a Service or a Stack
Container CS will introduce some new terms and concepts, to help our customers gain traction with containerization more quickly.

22. Integration Concepts

23. The New Docker Pipeline
Docker App Image
Registry
Docker Management & Control
A conceptual flow of a potential Docker pipeline showing the flow from local Development to Dev CS to Container CS.
The Developer works locally with Docker, writing code locally and building and testing locally – potentially pulling down containers from the registry to perform integration testing locally, as well as leveraging certified company base Docker images/artifacts to build on top of.
The developer then checks in their code to GIT, including Docker file with instructions on how to build the image, and any pertinent tests.
The application Docker image is built in Dev cloud, leveraging any controlled base Docker images in play.
The “golden” application Docker image is pushed to a registry – from which Docker containers can be deployed and orchestrated within the Container Cloud Service – promoting Docker applications through the appropriate life cycle of choice (e.g. test, staging, production)
App Code, Tests, Docker File
Certified Base Docker Images
Test
Staging
Production
Developer Local
Dev CS
Container CS

24. Concept Demo

25. Demo – Scenario Overview
Workbetter HR Application
New Sprint to display User Profile details in main portal
Collaborate on User Story
Build application and containers
Deploy, Manage, & Compare application versions

26. Demo – DevCS Docker Image versioning and deployment
Home page, activity stream

27. Demo – DevCS Docker Image versioning and deployment
Agile board - sprint

28. Demo – DevCS Docker Image versioning and deployment
Agile board - sprint

29. Demo – DevCS Docker
User story detail

30. Demo – DevCS Docker
Code Review Conversation, branch diffs, teammate feedback

31. Demo – DevCS Docker
Code Review Conversation, branch diffs, teammate feedback

32. Demo – DevCS Docker Image versioning and deployment
Build overview

33. Demo – DevCS Docker
Build overview

34. Demo – DevCS Docker
Sprint update

35. Demo – Container CS Deploys JET App

36. Main Dashboard – Overview of everything that is running in this Container environment

37. This is a list of all available Services that we can run
This is a list of all available Services that we can run. These are Docker Templates of Images that are ready to deploy.

38. Notice we have 2 versions of the Jet app that we are developing

39. If you look at the v1 version, You can see how it is setup here in the UI.
Notice it is setup to pull the v1 take of the WorkBetter image.

40. Notice that it is mapped to port 9000 for testing this v1 version.

41. This is a list of all available Services that we can run
This is a list of all available Services that we can run. These are Docker Templates of Images that are ready to deploy.

42. Now, lets look at Jetv2. Its setup to pull the v2 tag of the WorkBetter image.

43. The Jetv2 version is mapped to port 9001 for testing purposes

44. This is a list of all available Services that we can run
This is a list of all available Services that we can run. These are Docker Templates of Images that are ready to deploy.

45. The pre-defined service can be delployed in a click

46. Container CS pull the image from the Registry

47. Once, the screen goes green, we know that the container is up and running and healthy.

48. If we navigate to the browser tab and type in the address of the host with port 9000, we see the default picture of Steven King, here in the middle in Green About Me section.

49. This is a list of all available Services that we can run
This is a list of all available Services that we can run. These are Docker Templates of Images that are ready to deploy.

50. WorkBetter:V2 is the image:tag with Greg’s modifications
WorkBetter:V2 is the image:tag with Greg’s modifications. Again, we can deploy in a click.

51. Container CS is pulling this new image.

52. Its up and running pretty quickly.

53. Navigating to a new tab, on Port 9001, we can see the modification in the About Me section, now with My Picture.

54. As a dev team, we are satisfied with the changes and want to kill the running v1 deployment.
Just click Stop on the v1 deployment in Container CS

55. We can fully remove the stopped deployment, as well.

56. Now we just have the v2 deployment as the sole running instance.
This instance could be behind a load balancer, so all new traffic would be routed to port 9001

57. Demo – Container CS Deploys JET App

58. Related Sessions
Oracle Linux, Docker, and Oracle's Container Registry [CON7461]
Avi Miller, Oracle
Keshav Sharma, Sr. Director, Oracle
Tim Oldham, Data Centre Infrastructure Architect, BT
Monday, Sep 19, 5:30 p.m. - 6:15 p.m. | Marriott Marquis—Salon 1/2/3
Docker Agility in the Cloud: Introducing Oracle Container Cloud Service [CON7404]
Jon Reeve, Sr. Director Product Mgmt, Oracle
Tuesday, Sep 20, 12:15 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Moscone South - 310
Hands-on Lab: Setting Up Your Enterprise-Class DevOps Solution Using Docker [HOL5960]
Wen-sheng Liu, engineer, Oracle
Yu Wang, Software Engineer, Oracle
Gary Wang, Senior Manager, Oracle
Thursday, Sep 22, 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. | Hotel Nikko—Nikko Ballroom I (3rd Floor)
General Session: Agile Development and DevOps Done Even Faster with Oracle IaaS and PaaS [GEN6861]
Michael Lehmann, VP Product Management, Oracle
Suhas Uliyar, Vice President Mobile Product Management, Oracle
Siddhartha Agarwal, Vice President, Product Management and Strategy, Oracle
Tuesday, Sep 20, 11:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. | Moscone West—2002/2004

59. Q&A
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