Docker Tools for Modernizing Legacy Applications

From decades-old legacy applications to 1-month old greenfield apps, organizations are utilizing containers to increase portability, enhance maintainability, and drive down costs through server consolidation. But how do you actually get applications containerized and how do you run your container environment to deliver the same or better performance you already have? Docker has built a set of tools that are specifically designed to help organizations containerize existing legacy applications and run them securely in production. The Docker Application Converter scans for applications and automatically generates a Dockerfile without having to touch any code, while a new tool makes it easy to fully automate the deployment and configuration of Docker Enterprise in your production environment. This session will include several demos and walk through how a typical organization can leverage these tools in their own data centers.

Speaker: Steven Follis, Docker

[saisatyamayeegochhayat]

Nice explanation. I have one question in this, do we install docker enterprise in 2008 and execute dac, and in the docker file change the base image to 2019 and execute that docker file in 2019.

[babyfirst]

Can you please provide Docker file as shown in your demo