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Elias Weingaertner, Helmut Strasser and I attended [DevOpsCon](http://devopsconference.de/de/) in Munich from 23th - 25th November 2015. | ||
It was an impressive conference with a lot of new information and also excellent food :-). In the following I want to focus on my personal highlights. | ||
It was an impressive conference with a lot of new information and also excellent food :-). | ||
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In the following I want to focus on my personal highlights. | ||
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##Docker Basis Workshop | ||
I joined the workshop **Der Docker Basis Workshop** from [Peter Rossbach](http://www.bee42.com/). Till now I managed to stay away from Docker cause there are other colleagues in our company that have more enthusiasm for tools like that. A **Basis Workshop** offered a good way to get familiar with Docker. The workshop itself focused on pure Docker. Peter introduced the intention and basic structure of the docker environment and the relationship between docker images, container, daemon, registry etc. Peters created his slides with markdown and shipped it using containers. This guy is really a Docker evangelist and is convinced about the stuff he presents. For most of the workshop we worked using the terminal on a virtual machine running docker and we learned about the different commands. It wasn't that easy for me because the workshop was clearly designed for guys that are familiar with linux. I struggled for example with creating a simple Docker file with vi (don't know how anybody can work with this editor). | ||
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