[Devtools] CDK, as Microsoft is doing it

[Burr Sutter]

Thank you Rick.

I was in the audience live for his presentation.  It was clear to me that
MSFT presenters at Build were "all in" on Docker and had numerous good
things to say about "Docker for Windows" (the next evolutionary step for
Docker Toolbox).

Does anyone have a URL to the "Docker for Windows"?  Apparently you have to
"apply" for the beta download but it was unclear to me where you "apply" at.

I am curious to see if they are still using "docker-machine" to
start/stop/get env vars
and if they are still using "docker-compose" as the way to start/stop
containers




On Wed, Apr 6, 2016 at 9:52 AM, Rick Wagner <rwagner at redhat.com> wrote:

> Hi DevTools,
>
> 10 minutes to see how Microsoft is handling some of the CDK questions.
>
> The relevant parts are at the 45 minute mark.  Some highlights:
>
> 45:00 - Windows will be able to act as a host for Docker containers (as
> Linux does today).  Docker guys provide tools to allow your Windows machine
> to be a Docker host....
> 46:00 - Visual Studio is gaining ability to build images and deploy to a
> Docker host (with push button)
> 47:00 - You can deploy to Azure Container Service (Apache Mesos or Docker
> Swarm)
> 48:00 - Demo of Docker tools for Visual Studio, using Docker for Windows
> (Docker Toolbox/Docker Machine/etc. He doesn't name the components, but
> says 'Docker for Windows')
> 'Docker for Windows' is in beta,this is the tool from the Docker guys.
> 48:40 - Explanation that Docker for Windows is setting up a Linux VM
> 50:00 - dockerfile as VisualStudio uses it
> 52:00 - DockerMachine (to create linux vm on azure.  The Linux VM already
> has a Docker host)
> 54:00 - Demo of the Linux container on Azure, populated by app from
> visualStudio
>
> Rick
>
> [1] https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Build/2016/B811
>
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