Containerize your application using Docker while standing on the shoulders of giants instead of cowboys
By Lucas van Lierop

The last few years creating immutable infrastructure using (Linux) containers became a hot topic in software development, with Docker being the most well known technology.. Lucas is convinced that running an application in a containerized environment is the way forward. He is also convinced there are (way) too many ways that lead to Rome, or worse just lead to the Wild West. In software design this problem has been greatly reduced by the invention of patterns, principles and best practices that offer guidance. Some of these can be applied to infrastructure too. In this talk Lucas will discuss which principles and practices apply when creating a containerized infrastructure for your application.

About Lucas van Lierop
Lucas van Lierop is a freelance software engineer with a PHP background who loves building testing, and refactoring (web) applications. He's fascinated by the concept of immutable infrastructure and tries to containerize everything. He also spends his time at: his family, organizing DomCode, building a custom Land Rover, collecting and playing vinyl.

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