Yesterday I posted some of the amazing graphics that @ManningBooks have done for my book Bootstrapping Microservices!

Today I show you some examples of how awesome the code listings are with annotations rendered in their final form...

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@ManningBooks A simple Node.js microservice:

#nodejs #microservice Image
@ManningBooks Adding a microservice to your Docker-Compose file:

#microservice #docker Image
@ManningBooks Creating a dev Dockerfile with live code reload:

#docker #livereload Image
@ManningBooks Creating a Kubernetes cluster with Terraform:

#kubernetes #terraform Image
@ManningBooks If you already read Bootstrapping Microservices (thank you early supporters!) please take another look once Manning sends you the final copy.

The properly rendered and annotated code listings are really worth it!
@ManningBooks If you have don't have the book yet, you can read the first chapter free here:

bit.ly/2o0aDsP

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10 Jan
The "docker run" command allows you to instantiate a container from an image. That means you can easily create an instance of an application, server or microservice.

Here's a quick visual guide:

#docker Image
Here's the general format of the command: Image
The output from "docker run" gives you the unique ID of the container. Seeing such output means your microservice started successfully.

You can use the ID later to stop your container or open a shell into it.
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