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Whether you have never seen a dockerfile in your life or you have been working on a daily basis with docker in different environments, join this talk to learn some tips and tricks on improving your docker setup all the way from development to live environments passing through continuous integration. Amr's is an African Egyptian native who crossed continents to work with his passion in digital environments. His interests span technology, tech-communities, politics and politics in tech, all enriched through various software engineering roles in Egypt, Hungary and Germany. In Berlin he's a co-organiser of RUG::B and code curious (Formerly known as Rails Girls Berlin) Welcome to the #NoRuKo conference. A virtual unconference organized by Stichting Ruby NL. #NoRuKo playlist with all talks and panels: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9_A7olkztLlmJIAc567KQgKcMi7-qnjg Recorded 21th of August, 2020. NoRuKo website: https://noruko.org/ Stichting Ruby NL website: https://rubynl.org/
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In the talk titled "Dockerization in the land of Ruby," Amr Abdelwahab shares insights on enhancing Docker setups from development to production environments, alongside continuous integration. He emphasizes that technology is not just about technical skill; it involves community and collaboration in software development. Amr recounts a personal anecdote about a friend purchasing a ruby engagement ring, leading him to reflect on his experiences within the Ruby community, showcasing both its strengths and possible grievances. Key Points Discussed: - **Introduction to Docker:** Docker has evolved since its inception and aims to improve the developer experience by providing comfort and efficiency when building applications. - **Containerization Concept:** Understanding containerization as a method for isolating applications from the underlying hardware, which helps maintain consistency across environments. - **Challenges with Docker Adoption:** There is often resistance among seasoned developers to adopting new tools like Docker, exacerbated by outdated resources in the Ruby community. - **Streamlining Development Environments:** Effective use of Docker requires simplification in day-to-day command usage to aid junior developers and minimize setup complexities. - **Utilizing Docker Compose:** Amr stresses the necessity of Docker Compose for managing multiple services and interacting containers efficiently. - **Efficiency Practices:** Suggestions like using multi-stage Dockerfiles, Docker volumes to retain bundles across sessions, and proper CI integration to improve build processes. - **Focus on Usability:** The biggest takeaway is to implement tools that genuinely enhance developer workflow and community usability rather than just embracing new innovations for novelty's sake. In conclusion, Amr's insights encourage developers to adopt best practices prioritizing usability, ensuring their setups truly meet their project needs. His call to action encourages further exploration and discussions on Docker practices, fostering better collaboration within tech communities.
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