1. OpenWorld 2016 Docker Agility in the Cloud
Introducing Oracle Container Cloud Service [CON7404]
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Jonathan Reeve
Senior Director Product Management
Oracle Public Cloud, IaaS
September, 2016

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3. Program Agenda 1
Market Needs Oracle Container Cloud Service Key Capabilities & Differentiators Demo Q&A 2 3 4 5

4. What are Containers? Why use them?
An Open Technology to Build, Ship, and Run Distributed Applications
A container is packaged as an entire runtime environment: the service/app plus all dependencies, libraries, & configuration files needed to run it
Portable across environments & lightweight (share the OS)
Improved developer productivity, developers can integrate and test and end-to-end application on their laptop.
Developers care because:
Quickly create ready-to-run packaged applications, low cost deployment and replay
Automate testing, integration, packaging
Reduce/eliminate platform compatibility issues (“It works in dev!”)
Support next gen applications (microservices)
IT cares because:
Improve speed and frequency of releases, reliability of deployments
Makes app lifecycle efficient, consistent and repeatable – configure once, run many times
Eliminate environment inconsistencies between development, test, production
Improve production application resiliency and scale out/in on demand

5. Virtual Machines vs. Containers
VMs
Virtual Machines
Each virtual machine (VM) includes the app, the necessary binaries and libraries and an entire guest operating system
Containers
Containers include the app & all of its dependencies, but share the kernel with other containers.
Run as an isolated process in userspace on the host OS
Not tied to any specific infrastructure – containers run on any computer, infrastructure and cloud.

6. Containers – Explosive Adoption
4B+ Docker Container Downloads
Planning to use Docker to build new microservices applications
78%
Using Docker for apps in development
Docker is the fastest growing enterprise DevOps tool with >2/3 enterprises using or planning to use it
90%
SOURCES: DOCKER.COM; THE EVOLUTION OF THE MODERN SOFTWARE SUPPLY CHAIN, DOCKER SURVEY 2016; RIGHTSCALE 2016 STATE OF THE CLOUD REPORT

7. Key Container Use Cases
Developer productivity a top use case today
Building out CI/CD pipelines
Consistent container image moves through pipeline
Preventing “it worked in dev” syndrome
Application modernization and portability are also key adoption drivers (Prem <-> cloud)
SOURCE: THE EVOLUTION OF THE MODERN SOFTWARE SUPPLY CHAIN, DOCKER SURVEY 2016

8. The New Docker Pipeline
Using Docker with Continuous Delivery in Oracle Cloud [CON4824]
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

9. Announcing: Official Oracle Docker Images
Oracle Linux, Docker, and Oracle's Container Registry [CON7461]
Oracle Container Registry server to host pre-built Docker images for Oracle products
container-registry.oracle.com
Dockerfiles and samples on Oracle’s GitHub
github.com/oracle/docker-images
Oracle Coherence
Oracle Database
Oracle HTTP Server
Oracle Java
Oracle Linux
Oracle NoSQL Database
Oracle Tuxedo
Oracle WebLogic

10. Major Challenges to Build and Run Container-Based Apps
Getting Started
Building Production-Grade Apps
Standing up and managing a new shared dev/test environment based on Docker, containers, and open source tooling
Composing and running container-native apps with orchestration for scaling and enterprise-grade reliability & security
Cost & Complexity
Platform Portability
Maintaining your own Docker and container management takes time & money away from building apps and driving your business
Standardizing enterprise tool chain to align and synchronize on-premise and cloud environments

11. Developer and IT Operations Collaboration
Container CS allow for IT Ops and Developers to collaborate.
Developers can create their images and connect to them from Container CS, by connecting to their registry. They then can create services and stacks, test and deploy as they need
IT ops can create the compute and resource pools, and provide the environment for the developer to create Stacks and test/deploy.
Finalized versions of the stacks can easily be deployed by IT into production with a click.

12. Oracle Cloud and Docker Containers
Compute CS
Container CS
Application Container CS
On IaaS layer customers DIY the Docker Container orchestration with 3rd-party Open Source or commercial tools.
Oracle is adding a CaaS (Container as a Service) layer to Oracle Public Cloud Offers Enterprise Container Cloud Service: customers design the stack of containers they want to deploy, provide images, and Oracle runs and manages.
On PaaS layer Oracle offers Application Container Cloud Services: customers upload packaged Cloud Native applications to run in a Docker-based Cloud polyglot platform.
DIY Container Management
Oracle Managed Container Service
Docker-based Cloud Polyglot Platform
IaaS
CaaS
PaaS
Upcoming Service!

13. Introducing Oracle Container Cloud Service!
What is It?
Hosted container service allows customers to deploy and run their own Docker containers
Management and controls to orchestrate container placement and policies
What Problems Does it Solve?
Building & maintaining Docker environments & management is complex, costly and time consuming
Lack of example container applications and best practices to get started
Enterprises need Docker management from dev/test through to production
MC: And how does Container Cloud Service support DevOps? We understand what CCS is? What problem does it solve?
IaaS PM:
Building & maintaining Docker environments & management is complex, costly and time consuming
Lack of example container applications and best practices to get started
Enterprises need Docker management from dev/test through to production
How does it support DevOps?
Enables developers to get started and deploy containers quickly, DevOps teams with Docker management, visibility and control.
Integrates with Continuous Integration & Deployment Pipelines to automate new releases
Key Benefits
Enables developers to get started and deploy containers quickly, DevOps teams with Docker management, visibility and control.
Integrates with Continuous Integration & Deployment Pipelines to automate new releases

14. 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…

15. Container CS Out of the Box Functionality
Configuration Management
Application Deployment
Container Orchestration
Operations Management
Create Instances as Needed
Define Resource Pools
Add Private Registries
Edit Create New Services
Compose Application Stacks
Deploy Stacks with 1 Click
Automated Deployment
Multi-Host, Easy Scale Out
Built in Service Discovery
Integrated Health Checks
Unified Dashboard
Monitoring and Auditing

16. Demo
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17. Demo Scenario
Developer has built their first Docker app locally – wants to deploy it to Container CS for testing
Developer fixes a bug in the app, wants to deploy a new version, and automate deployment from CI system
Commit
Build
Docker Hub
Webhook
Deploy
Oracle Container CS

18. A Simple Application - Dockerfile

19. A Simple Application – index.html

20. Docker Hub Link Github with Docker Hub account
Manually trigger build of Dockerfile
Changes in Github trigger builds in Docker Hub

29. Automatically Deploy New Builds With Webhooks

30. Enable Webhook in Docker Hub

31. Developer Makes a Change

32. Triggers New Build and Deployment

34. Advanced Deployment Models
Load Balancer
Container
Load Balancer
Container
Service Discovery
Service Discovery
Confd
Confd
Blue / Green
Rolling / Canary

35. Related Sessions
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36. 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
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
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)
Using Docker with Continuous Delivery in Oracle Cloud [CON4824]
Greg Stachnick, Sr. Principal Product Manager, Oracle
Mike Raab, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle
Thursday, Sep 22, 1:15 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. | Marriott Marquis—Golden Gate C3

37. Q&A
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