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DESCRIPTION:<p>The goal of this session is to talk about the real-world me
 chanics of running a Docker cluster in Amazon Web Services.</p>\n<p>We'll
  start by talking about why infrastructure as code matters. Then we'll ta
 lk about microservices\, when they make sense\, and when they don't. Next
  we'll cover a quick overview of Docker itself. Then we'll discuss one of
  the most exciting tools around for deploying infrastructure as code\, Te
 rraform. Finally\, we'll bring it all together by covering Amazon's EC2 C
 ontainer Service (ECS)\, which is a straightforward way to run a docker c
 luster in AWS.</p>\n<p>The speaker\, Josh Padnick\, has worked with ~&nbs
 p\;25 teams worldwide to optimize their DevOps and AWS setup\, ranging fr
 om Fortune 500 companies to small startups. He has extensive experience w
 ith AWS\, Terraform\, and Docker\, and previously published A Comprehensi
 ve Guide to Building Scalable Web Apps on AWS\, which received over 500 u
 pvotes on Hacker News.</p>\n<p>This presentation will be based on a prior
  talk given by my colleague\, Yevgeniy Brikman. You can see a preview at 
 http://www.ybrikman.com/writing/2016/03/31/infrastructure-as-code-microse
 rvices-aws-docker-terraform-ecs/. I'll be updating the slides to reflect 
 the latest information (e.g. the new ALB) and put my own spin on a few th
 ings.</p>
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SUMMARY:<p>The goal of this session is to talk about the real-world mechan
 ics of running a Docker cluster in Amazon Web Services.</p>\n<p>We'll sta
 rt by talking about why infrastructure as code matters. Then we'll talk a
 bout microservices\, when they make sense\, and when they don't. Next we'
 ll cover a quick overview of Docker itself. Then we'll discuss one of the
  most exciting tools around for deploying infrastructure as code\, Terraf
 orm. Finally\, we'll bring it all together by covering Amazon's EC2 Conta
 iner Service (ECS)\, which is a straightforward way to run a docker clust
 er in AWS.</p>\n<p>The speaker\, Josh Padnick\, has worked with ~&nbsp\;2
 5 teams worldwide to optimize their DevOps and AWS setup\, ranging from F
 ortune 500 companies to small startups. He has extensive experience with 
 AWS\, Terraform\, and Docker\, and previously published A Comprehensive G
 uide to Building Scalable Web Apps on AWS\, which received over 500 upvot
 es on Hacker News.</p>\n<p>This presentation will be based on a prior tal
 k given by my colleague\, Yevgeniy Brikman. You can see a preview at http
 ://www.ybrikman.com/writing/2016/03/31/infrastructure-as-code-microservic
 es-aws-docker-terraform-ecs/. I'll be updating the slides to reflect the 
 latest information (e.g. the new ALB) and put my own spin on a few things
 .</p>
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