I found Dockerizing my app really early to be a good bridge to k8s.
Build container locally, test, push. On Linux box, pull the new app container, stop the old app container, start the new app container. Separate nginx reverse proxy also in docker so if you’re fast enough you don’t drop any packets.
I’d say docker is worth using from the get-go, but if you are most familiar with raw Linux probably just use that for your first iteration.
Build container locally, test, push. On Linux box, pull the new app container, stop the old app container, start the new app container. Separate nginx reverse proxy also in docker so if you’re fast enough you don’t drop any packets.
I’d say docker is worth using from the get-go, but if you are most familiar with raw Linux probably just use that for your first iteration.