Docker with Bliss Framework
Containerization and deployment strategies using Docker within Bliss Framework methodology.
Overview
This section covers Docker containerization practices, Docker Compose orchestration, and deployment strategies that align with Bliss Framework principles for consistent, reproducible environments.
Key Areas
Container Development
- Dockerfile Best Practices: Efficient image building and layer optimization
- Multi-stage Builds: Development and production image strategies
- Security: Container security scanning and vulnerability management
Docker Compose
- Service Orchestration: Multi-container application setup
- Development Environments: Local development with hot reload
- Database Integration: PostgreSQL, Redis, and other service containers
Production Deployment
- Container Orchestration: Kubernetes and Docker Swarm patterns
- Image Management: Registry usage and image versioning
- Scaling: Horizontal scaling and load balancing
Environment Management
Configuration
- Environment Variables: Secure configuration management
- Secrets Management: Handling sensitive data in containers
- Networking: Container communication and port management
Data Persistence
- Volume Management: Data persistence strategies
- Backup Strategies: Database and file system backup patterns
- Migration: Data migration between environments
Development Workflow
Local Development
- Development Containers: VS Code dev containers and remote development
- Testing: Container-based testing environments
- Debugging: Container debugging and log management
CI/CD Integration
- Build Pipelines: Automated image building and testing
- Deployment: Automated deployment to staging and production
- Monitoring: Container health checks and observability
Getting Started
Start with Dockerfile best practices and Docker Compose setup for local development, then explore production deployment strategies based on your infrastructure requirements.
These guidelines are derived from extensive experience with containerized applications in both development and production environments.