This post will give you and overview on how docker performs the authentication into image registries,
and how changes to the credentials alters the workflow when multiple nodes are involved.
Docker (as well as Kubernetes) gives you a way to update your applications with no-downtime through a strategy called Blue-Green deployment. Here we can see a common trap (and solution) when building PHP-based applications and doing blue-green deployments.
This is the fifth and last article from a series of blog posts on how to deploy a symfony PHP based application to a docker swarm cluster hosted on Amazon EC2 instances.
This post is a conclusive post. Contains a summary and some tips.
This is the forth article from a series of blog posts on how to deploy a symfony PHP based application to a docker swarm cluster hosted on Amazon EC2 instances.
This post focuses on the final and last step, the deploy.
This is the third article from a series of blog posts on how to deploy a symfony PHP based application to a docker swarm cluster hosted on Amazon EC2 instances.
This post focuses on the AWS and instances configuration.
This is the second article from a series of blog posts on how to deploy a symfony PHP based application to a docker swarm cluster hosted on Amazon EC2 instances.
This post focuses on the build process, executed on a continuous integration server.
This is the first from a series of blog posts on how to deploy a symfony PHP based application to a docker swarm cluster hosted on Amazon EC2 instances.
This post focuses on the development environment.