From the course: Windows Server 2019: Deploying Containers
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Orchestrate Windows Containers with Swarm - Windows Server Tutorial
From the course: Windows Server 2019: Deploying Containers
Orchestrate Windows Containers with Swarm
- [Instructor] It's one thing to have a single Windows container host or maybe two but once you're running production applications, you should consider container orchestration. For example, Docker Swarm, which is included with the Docker version that we've installed in Windows, allows you to orchestrate containers across multiple hosts in a cluster. For example, let's say you start off with a three node cluster. Each one of the hosts in a cluster is a worker node as it's known in Docker Swarm which means that they can run containerized applications. Ideally, you have it all managed by the Docker Universal Control Plane or UCP which is the fully supported Docker Enterprise grade platform. However, that's not really required simply to use Docker Swarm. In the event that a single node fails, the other nodes in the cluster will take over the applications that were running and restart those applications on the other nodes. The benefits to using Docker Swarm first off are high availability…
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Control containers in Windows6m 20s
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Manage images5m 54s
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Understand tags3m 17s
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Manage container networking8m 50s
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Manage container storage9m 22s
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Orchestrate Windows Containers with Swarm8m 31s
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Orchestrate Windows Containers with Kubernetes2m 25s
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Use Dockerfiles4m 46s
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Enable Hyper-V Containers12m 54s
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Run Windows Nano Server in a container3m 38s
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Run Linux containers in Windows4m 33s
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