Titlebook: Deploying Rails with Docker, Kubernetes and ECS; Pablo Acuña Book 2016 Pablo Acuña 2016 Docker.Kubernetes.ECS.Ruby.Rails.Open Source.DevOp

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Book 2016he cluster.Automatize the the whole deployment process with Jenkins.Who This Book Is For.This book is for anyone who wants to understand how to effectively deploy a Rails application using Docker and Kubernetes. You will need to understand Rails and have basic knowledge of what Docker and Kubernetes