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# Docker and Golang
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# What is Docker?
- ### The most popular Go project on Github by far(in case you are wondering why I am here)
- ### An open-source project started by DotCloud whose success prompted them to rename themselves to Docker Inc.
- ### Or simply a tool to pack, ship and run any application as a **lightweight container**.
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# Lightweight Container
- ### Kernel Namespaces (ipc, uts, mount, pid, network and user)
- ### Chroots(using pivot_root)
- ### Kernel Capabilities (CAP_SYS_ADMIN yo!)
- ### Cgroups(You shall not consume! More than I tell you that is)
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# Why Docker
![Worked in Dev, ops problem now](http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/500x/49537895.jpg)
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1. ### My Code
2. ### My Framework
3. ### My Libraries
4. ### My System Dependencies
5. ### My Distro
##**I don't care where its running or how**
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background-image: url(http://danshultz.github.io/talks/cooking_with_chef/images/supporting-developers.jpg)
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1. ### Logs
2. ### Backups
3. ### Remote Access
4. ### Monitoring
5. ### Uptime
##**I don't care what's running in it**
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# Why Docker over Virtual Machines?
- ### Chroot on Steroids, Normal Processes, but Isolated.
- ### Share Kernel with the host, very low overhead!
- ### No device emulation(neither PV or HVM)
- ### Doesn't need a /sbin/init(run whatever directly!)
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#### shamelessly stolen from docker devs
# Why Go?
# 1. Static Compilation
## - Easier to install, test and adopt
## - Good to bootstrap
## - No dependencies
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# 2. Neutral
## - Its not C/C++.
## - Its not Python.
## - Its not Javascript.
## - Its not Ruby.
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# 3. Exactly what they needed
## - Good asynchronous primitives (wait for I/O, wait for processes…)
## - Low-level interfaces(manage processes,syscalls)
## - Extensive Library
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# 4. Full Dev Environment
## go doc(see documentation for any package)
## go get(fetch dependencies)
## go fmt(solve "tabs vs spaces" once for all)
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background-image: url(http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/500x/52510310.jpg)
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# How Docker is used in VIKI?
1. ## VIKI-in-a-BOX: Rapidly reproducible full staging environments for everybody.
2. ## Deployment tracking and versioning, since all the dependencies are encapuslated, update/rollback is easy.
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# Docker Group
## https://www.facebook.com/groups/dockersg/
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# Thanks and also we are hiring, http://www.viki.com/jobs
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