📄️ Container Types
The PaaS combines two types of containers in a single platform. These containerization technologies are oriented to solve different problems, but platform orchestration inherits benefits of both implementations.
🗃️ Container Deployment
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📄️ Container Redeploy
The majority of Docker-based solutions (including platform-managed stacks) are continuously developed, delivering new product versions and fixes. Thus, it is recommended to regularly update your templates to their latest tags, i.e. releases.
🗃️ Container Configuration
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📄️ Container Image Requirements
Container Image Requirements
📄️ Connect To Custom Container
Containers integration into the platform is one of the most important and demanded services. The synthesis of container portability, together with the platform flexible management, appeals to developers and allows to effortlessly host and maintain all types of applications available within Docker templates.
📄️ Custom Container SSH Access
Since custom containers don’t have the embedded GUI for their management, the most common way to take the full control over such an instance is connecting to it under the SSH protocol and perform any desired operations inside using the corresponding terminal commands.
📄️ Private Registry Inside Paas
Docker solution is designed for comfortable application distribution using fast and lightweight templates, which allows running your projects almost everywhere.
📄️ Building Custom Container
With the platform, the process of preparing your own Docker image can be greatly simplified by building it on the basis of the already existing one (namely - on the top of the platform CentOS 7 base template). This allows to skip all the steps, that are already accomplished within that “parent” template, and add the required adjustments only. We’ll consider this procedure on the example of preparing custom WildFly image - flexible and lightweight Java application server, which is a direct successor of the popular JBoss one.