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Learning Windows Server Containers

You're reading from   Learning Windows Server Containers Build and deploy high-quality portable apps faster

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781785887932
Length 404 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Srikanth Machiraju Srikanth Machiraju
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Preface 1. Exploring Virtualization FREE CHAPTER 2. Deploying First Container 3. Working with Container Images 4. Developing Container Applications 5. Deploying Container Applications 6. Storage Volumes 7. Redis Cache Containers 8. Container Network 9. Continuous Integration and Delivery 10. Manage Resource Allocation and REST API 11. Composite Containers and Clustering 12. Nano Server

Setting up a swarm cluster


There are a couple of ways of setting up a swarm cluster. You can create a cluster using any virtualized environments like Hyper-V, virtual box. The number of hosts running in a swarm cluster will be restricted to the host's CPU and memory capacity. Traditionally on premise environments are setup using multiple physical nodes. The second way of setting up swarm environment is by using hosted environments like Azure or AWS. In this section, we will learn to setup a hybrid cluster with Linux and Windows container host. On Azure there are two approaches for creating a swarm cluster, one way is to use any pre-defined ARM template like the one available here: https://github.com/Azure/azure-quickstart-templates/tree/master/docker-swarm-cluster. This template deploys a swarm cluster on your Azure subscription with three swarm managers and a specified number of swarm nodes in the specified location of a resource group. The following diagram shows the cluster topology for...

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