Persistence is futile (or is it?) - How to Manage, Version, and Promote Docker Volumes

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We get that a lot: Docker images are amazing for managing software, but the data and the configuration we want to reuse is on volumes. Now what? In this talk, we'll demonstrate how can you manage and reuse Docker volumes with data and configuration. In our example, we'll show to deploy a pre-configured Jenkins server using a binary repository as a pipeline for Docker volumes management.

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LEON STIGTER
Developer Advocate, JFrog
Persistence Is Futile
(Or Is It?)

How to Manage, Version, and
Promote Docker Volumes
Persistence

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Resistance is futile…
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• Developer Advocate
• Passionate about Serverless,
Containers, and all things
Cloud
• I love dadjokes, cheesecake
and Star Wars…
Who am i?
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Leon Stigter, Developer Advocate

Who’s familiar with And who’s familiar with
Before we get into things though…
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We’re big on pipelines and promotions concepts
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CI
SERVER
Integration System Testing
If quality
requirments are hit
If quality
requirments are hit
If quality
requirments are hit
Staging
- Quality gates -
Production
1 2 3 4
*

What’s in my app container?
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What’s in my app container?
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Data management in docker
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Container
FileSystem
Bind mounts
tmpfs mounts
Memory
Volume mounts
docker run myContainer:1docker run -v ~/data:/data myContainer:1docker run --mount source=myvol2,target=/app myContainer:1

I don’t?
Container
file system
Host file
system
Docker
volumes
Where do you persist data?
Let’s address the whale in the room
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• Created and managed by
Docker
• Usually stored on the Docker
host
• Accessible by multiple
containers at the same time
• No access to sensitive files*
• Available since early days of
Docker
• Can be any folder on the
host system
• Accessible by multiple
containers at the same time
• Accesses the host file
system
Bind mounts or volumes?
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Volume Mounts Bind Mounts

• Share data between among
containers
• Decouple Docker host and
container runtime
• Store container data on a
different server
• Backup, restore, and
migration might be needed
• Never…
Bind mounts or volumes?
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Choose volumes when Choose bind mounts when

The challenge
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Docker images are amazing for managing software, but we
want to reuse the data and the configuration.
Where do we store that?

Should I choose Bind Mounts or Volumes
The challenge
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NGINX webservers
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Let’s do a demo!

Okay, but what about a real-world use case?
Storing docker volumes
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Jenkins servers
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Let’s do another demo!!

Why…?
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Why should I care about versioning my
Docker volumes?

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1. LEON STIGTER Developer Advocate, JFrog Persistence Is Futile (Or Is It?)

2. How to Manage, Version, and Promote Docker Volumes Persistence

5. • Developer Advocate • Passionate about Serverless, Containers, and all things Cloud • I love dadjokes, cheesecake and Star Wars… Who am i? @LeonStigter | Copyright © 2019 JFrog. All Rights Reserved @LeonStigter Leon Stigter, Developer Advocate

8. We’re big on pipelines and promotions concepts @LeonStigter | Copyright © 2019 JFrog. All Rights Reserved CI SERVER Integration System Testing If quality requirments are hit If quality requirments are hit If quality requirments are hit Staging - Quality gates - Production 1 2 3 4 *

11. Data management in docker @LeonStigter | Copyright © 2019 JFrog. All Rights Reserved Container FileSystem Bind mounts tmpfs mounts Memory Volume mounts docker run myContainer:1docker run -v ~/data:/data myContainer:1docker run --mount source=myvol2,target=/app myContainer:1

13. • Created and managed by Docker • Usually stored on the Docker host • Accessible by multiple containers at the same time • No access to sensitive files* • Available since early days of Docker • Can be any folder on the host system • Accessible by multiple containers at the same time • Accesses the host file system Bind mounts or volumes? @LeonStigter | Copyright © 2019 JFrog. All Rights Reserved Volume Mounts Bind Mounts

14. • Share data between among containers • Decouple Docker host and container runtime • Store container data on a different server • Backup, restore, and migration might be needed • Never… Bind mounts or volumes? @LeonStigter | Copyright © 2019 JFrog. All Rights Reserved Choose volumes when Choose bind mounts when

15. • Share data between among containers • Decouple Docker host and container runtime • Store container data on a different server • Backup, restore, and migration might be needed • Share config data from host to container • Share build artifacts (sources, jars, etc…) • Folder structure is always consistent Bind mounts or volumes? @LeonStigter | Copyright © 2019 JFrog. All Rights Reserved Choose volumes when Choose bind mounts when

16. The challenge @LeonStigter | Copyright © 2019 JFrog. All Rights Reserved Docker images are amazing for managing software, but we want to reuse the data and the configuration. Where do we store that?

19. We’re big on pipelines and promotions concepts @LeonStigter | Copyright © 2019 JFrog. All Rights Reserved CI SERVER Integration System Testing If quality requirments are hit If quality requirments are hit If quality requirments are hit Staging - Quality gates - Production 1 2 3 4 *

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