CF Swarm: End-to-End Coldfusion Pipeline with Cont
  • Preface: Who Is This Guide For?
  • About the Author & License
  • Part 1: What Containers Mean To Web Applications (and You)
  • Part 2: Before You Begin
  • Part 3: Docker in Development
    • Installing Docker: Initial Setup
    • Running Docker: Clone a Working Development Stack
    • docker-compose.yml: A Closer Look
    • nginx.conf: Reverse Proxy to a CF Engine
  • Part 4: Building Images and Container Registries
    • Our First Image: A Sample Build Environment
  • Part 5: Choosing a Cloud Infrastructure Provider
  • Part 6: The Production Network Layout (How Many Instances and What Kind)
    • Your First Instance: Provisioning
    • Your First Instance: Basic Configuration & Security
    • Your First Instance: (Optional) Provider-Level Firewall
    • Your First Instance: Taking A Snapshot
  • Part 7: Production Setup (Outside the Swarm)
    • Pipeline Setup: Instance Prep
    • Pipeline Setup: VPN Server
    • Pipeline Setup: Source Control & Container Registry
    • Pipeline Setup: Database Prep
      • Pipeline Setup: MySQL
    • Pipeline Setup: Microsoft SQL Server
    • Pipeline Setup: Provider Firewall
  • Part 8: Production Setup (The Swarm)
    • Container Strategy
  • Credits & Acknowledgments
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None of the technical challenges presented in this guide were solved, either for the first time or in an especially new or interesting way, by the author. This guide is simply a presentation of other people's wisdom and best practices organized in such a way as to useful both as a repository of notes as we transitioned to Docker in the cloud, and for anyone trying to get into the world of containerized CF deployment for the first time.

As such, this guide would not be possible without the assistance, whether directly to the authors or through their publications, of the following persons and organizations:

  • , especially their , but also for making containerized CF possible (well in advance of Adobe) with and

  • and at Ortus for fielding numerous questions about hosting and deployment strategies

  • The regulars on the for offering opinions, answering questions, and contributing to best practices

Ortus Solutions
Docker Roadshow
Commandbox
CFConfig
Gavin Pickin
Jon Clausen
CFML Slack