intro to docker: why it matters and how to use it to build apps

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products and services, our new business model, our past operating losses, possible fluctuations in our operating results and rate of growth, interruptions or delays in our

Web hosting, breach of our security measures, the outcome of any litigation, risks associated with completed and any possible mergers and acquisitions, the immature market in which we operate, our relatively limited operating history, our ability to expand, retain, and motivate our employees and manage our growth, new releases of our

service and successful customer deployment, our limited history reselling non-salesforce.com products, and utilization and selling to larger enterprise customers. Further

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Introduction to Docker

 Michael Friis, Hunter Loftis & Jakub Nesetril  [email protected] , [email protected] & [email protected]  @friism & @hunterloftis  

What is Docker?

 2008 dotCloud – polyglot Heroku competitor

 Docker is factored out from dotCloud proprietary container tech

 March 2013 – first open source release of Docker

 Oct 2013 – dotCloud becomes Docker Inc.

 August 2014 –Docker Inc. gets rid of dotCloud platform remnants

 Since:

  Much money raised

  Several acquisitions (including “fig”, which became Docker Compose)

  Partnerships with Microsoft, IBM, Redhat and more

Docker History

 Dockerfile – container recipe

 Docker image spec – layers generated of changes generated by recipe

 docker build – build container image from Dockerfile

 Docker Hub and Registry – store and share images

 Docker Engine – run images

 Docker Compose – run formations of images

Tools and specs for creating, sharing and running app containers What is Docker?

How are Docker Containers run?

 Good way to package an app and its dependencies, and share it

 Good tools, installers and docs

 No more “It worked on my machine…”

 Sort-of like the promise of JVM, but at lower level (includes system libs)

 Sort-of like VM image, but at higher level and much more light weight

 Just right!

Docker

Demo Docker

Docker at Apiary Jakub Nesetril

Using Docker with Heroku

 Docker came out of dotCloud, a Heroku competitor – remember?

 Heroku has been running containers for 4 years (using LXC, like early Docker)

 Docker and Heroku are informed by same experiences and principles (PaaS, 12-factor app)

 Buildpack ~ Dockerfile

 Slug ~ Docker image

 foreman + Procfile + app.json ~ docker-compose

 config as env vars

Docker and Heroku

 Ship heroku/cedar:14 Docker image - https://hub.docker.com/r/heroku/cedar/

 Ship language Docker images for node, Ruby, Java and other supported langauges

 Ship CLI for debugging Heroku apps with Docker

 Also has release for full-flow build, test and debug to release on Heroku app

 heroku plugins:install heroku-docker

Heroku and Docker

Demo Heroku and Docker

 Docker is pretty cool technology

•  Package, run and share your app with all its dependencies

•  Run formations of containers quickly and simply

 Docker co-evolved with Heroku

 You can use Docker with Heroku

 And you get best of both:

•  Excellent local dev and debugging

•  Secure and proven Heroku production runtime

Recap

The end – questions? @friism & @hunterloftis

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Architecting Highly Scalable ECommerce Apps using FullStack JS: Macy's Story

Sam Sharaf Moscone West, 2011 9/16 @ 15:30

Heroku Private Spaces: New Features for High Security, Connected Apps

Tim Lang, Ryan Brainard Moscone West, 2009 9/17 @ 12:00

Unite Customer-Facing Apps with a Salesforce Backend: Heroku Connect in Practice

Gordon Jackson Moscone West, 2006 9/17 @ 14:00

From 0-350,000 Fans in 5 weeks: How EA & Nurun Built Their E3 Presence on Heroku

Peter Cho Moscone West, 2010 9/17 @ 13:00

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SESSION SPEAKER ROOM DATE

Git into the Flow, with the Ultimate Continuous Delivery Workflow on Heroku

Ike Delorenzo, Mark Pundsack Moscone West, 2011 9/15 @ 09:30

Intro to Docker: Why It Matters and How To Use It to Build Apps

Michael Friis, Hunter Loftis Moscone West, 2010 9/15 @ 12:00

Cloud Platform for Developers: a Heroku Feature Tour Matt Creager Moscone West, 2009 9/16 @ 09:00

Build Better Data-Driven Insights Rimas Silkaitis Moscone West, 2006 9/16 @ 12:00

Architecting Highly Scalable ECommerce Apps using FullStack JS: Macy's Story Sam Sharaf Moscone West, 2011 9/16 @ 15:30

Build, Deploy and Scale Great Customer Apps Quickly and Easily Matt Creager

Moscone West, Developer Theater 9/16 @ 16:30

Heroku Private Spaces: New Features for High Security, Connected Apps

Tim Lang, Ryan Brainard Moscone West, 2009 9/17 @ 12:00

From 0-350,000 Fans in 5 weeks: How EA & Nurun Built Their E3 Presence on Heroku Peter Cho Moscone West, 2010 9/17 @ 13:00

Unite Customer-Facing Apps with a Salesforce Backend: Heroku Connect in Practice Gordon Jackson Moscone West, 2006 9/17 @ 14:00

Unlock the Value of your Salesforce Data at scale with Heroku

Will Gradin, Sam Sharaf Moscone West, 2011 9/17 @ 14:30

Integration at Scale: Enterprise Patterns with Heroku Connect Scott Persinger Moscone West, 2009 9/17 @ 16:00

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 The risks and uncertainties referred to above include – but are not limited to – risks associated with developing and delivering new functionality for our service, new products and services, our new business model, our past operating losses, possible fluctuations in our operating results and rate of growth, interruptions or delays in our Web hosting, breach of our security measures, the outcome of any litigation, risks associated with completed and any possible mergers and acquisitions, the immature market in which we operate, our relatively limited operating history, our ability to expand, retain, and motivate our employees and manage our growth, new releases of our service and successful customer deployment, our limited history reselling non-salesforce.com products, and utilization and selling to larger enterprise customers. Further information on potential factors that could affect the financial results of salesforce.com, inc. is included in our annual report on Form 10-K for the most recent fiscal year and in our quarterly report on Form 10-Q for the most recent fiscal quarter. These documents and others containing important disclosures are available on the SEC Filings section of the Investor Information section of our Web site.

 Any unreleased services or features referenced in this or other presentations, press releases or public statements are not currently available and may not be delivered on time or at all. Customers who purchase our services should make the purchase decisions based upon features that are currently available. Salesforce.com, inc. assumes no obligation and does not intend to update these forward-looking statements.

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Customer Success Platform As a navigational/breadcrumb tool

Right align and top align to this lock-up for

consistent placement

Sales Service Marketing

Community Analytics Apps

Sales Service

Marketing

Community Apps

Analytics

Connect with your customers in a whole new way The Customer Success Platform

Sales Service

Marketing

Community Apps

Analytics

10 palette colors Color Usage

Header/title

Bold Highlight

Subtle Highlight

Body

Typography Color Palette

These are the colors that the chart and table will default to, from left to right. More than six categories in a chart will cause the colors to automatically adjust to different shades of these six colors.

Logo colors

R 208 G 217 B 222

R 25 G 50 B 92

R 0 G 161 B 224

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R 0 G 178 B 169

R 150 G 60 B 189

R 237 G 139 B 0

R 255 G 199 B 44

R 38 G 38 B 38

R 255 G 255 B 255

Subtle highlight can be found here

Bold Text (Salesforce

Blue)

Standard Text

Chart colors

High Contrast Colors (Avoid using unless necessary)

Analytics Color

Service Color

Marketing Color

Community Color

PowerPoint Background

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Secondary

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Standard Drawing Guide Placement Layout Slide (Margins)

Realigning Guides Guides can can easily be bumped and moved accidentally.

This slide layout show you how to reset your guides.

NOTE: When working on any older deck, be sure to check and ensure that the guides in your deck are set.

1.  Turn on your guides

2.  Insert a new slide the using the Guide Layout slide option.

3.  Do your guides align with the orange lines in the new slide? If yes, your guides are set, if not, proceed then realign each of the lines to line up with the lines shown on this page.

4.  Once guides are reset, delete the Guide Layout Slide

What are Drawing Guides? Drawing guides are thin lines that that appear on all pages in the same spot, but don’t show up when you print or view deck in Show mode.

Think of them as internal margins for the proper alignment and consistent placement of content. Object will snap to them and they are also perfect for cropping an image to.

This template has pre-made guides that delineate where your workspace is. How to Turn Guides On and Off Windows: ALT + F9 or Right click in blue area off workspace >Grids and Guides>Display Drawing Guides on Screen

Mac 2011: Control + Option + Command + G or View>Guides>Static Guides

MAC 2008: Command + G or View>Guides>Static Guides The left and right top and bottom corners only

area you should work within on each slide.

 Use this layout for realigning basic drawing guides or reference them as needed

Complete Grid Layout

Top bar

Change this to another color in the palette by placing a rectangle of measurement .1 height, and 12.96 width over the top. No shadows should be applied.

Align the rectangle to the top and right of the slide (How to: Drawing tools tab, Align, “Align to slide”: top, then right)

Sales

Service

Marketing

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Platform

Text Styles  Ctrl+alt+C the text below to copy a text style; select the new text then click Ctrl+alt+V to paste the style Text styles can vary widely. The spacing between lines, paragraphs, and letters should organize the text into easily readable blocks, varied by the size of the font. Below are some text styles you can easily apply to your own text blocks.

The text style is using the sixth color in the color palette. The line spacing is single line spacing. The space between the paragraphs is set to 6 before, and 6 after.

To copy the style of this text box to your text boxes, select the entire text box (not the text inside), and click Ctrl+alt+C to copy the entire box style (not just the text style). Then select your own entire text box, and click Ctrl+alt+V.

If you select just your text and do the above, the paragraph spacing will not be copied.

The text style uses the sixth color in the color palette.

The line spacing is set to single space.

The space between the paragraphs is set to 6 before, 6 after.







Slide Graphics

 The style of Salesforce PowerPoint graphical elements are clean and bright. Use these styles consistently throughout your presentation so the visuals effectively support your presentation.

 Ctrl+alt+C to copy a style from a graphic below; Ctrl+alt+V to paste that style to your own graphics

Shapes and gradients In general, the shapes should be flat colored (no gradient). The corners can have slightly rounded edges.

If a gradient fill is needed, use one that varies between different tints of the same color, not a gradient between two different colors.

Arrows Use arrows that have a closed, wide head.

Lines Lines should be thin, with flat ends. The exact width of the line will vary with need. The lines on this slide are 1 pt thick.

Shadows are subtle

Subtle Highlight Color

Icon Examples

 These are examples of how icons should be designed.

 Make the icon white if the icon is enclosed (ie in a circle or some other shape).

Sales Service Marketing Community Analytics Platform

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Communities

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Infographic Elements  Use these samples to start your own infographic slides

70%

An IDC report sponsored by Salesforce shows that customers are finding solid business benefits with the platform:

Faster app development

83% More apps developed

520% ROI Proof: By the Numbers

Salesforce PaaS On-premise IaaS SaaS

Salesforce Cloud Infrastructure by the numbers

Always On

99.9% + Uptime (no sleeping here)

Speed

1.9 Billion + transactions a day with an average response time of less than 250ms

Innovation

4 Million + applications

Trust Built On

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Salesforce Devices Slide  Device layout and shadows

iPhone 6 Galaxy S5

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Lumia 925 Nexus 5

Additional Devices

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Device Shadow  Resize and layer as needed

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Salesforce Logo  No tagline

Salesforce Corporate Signature Logo (In Salesforce Sans)  Vertical tagline stacked (2 Line Preferred)

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Setting Up the Template Salesforce 2015

 PC PowerPoint 2010 •  Open the PowerPoint file.

•  Chose File, Save As, <name>. Select PowerPoint Template (.potx) for the file type. Your computer will automatically navigate to the folder on your computer where the file should go.

•  Choose save.

 PC PowerPoint 2013 •  Extract the template.

•  Open the PowerPoint file.

•  Choose File, Save As, Browse. Navigate to: C:\Users\<you>\Documents\Custom Office Templates\ <you> = your network login name / computer name

•  Select (.potx) for the file type.

•  Choose save.

Installing the Template

Note: The new PowerPoint template starts with a large number of sample slides, making the file size closer to that of a final file. Once you’ve started your new file from this template, it would be best to immediately remove all sample slides that you will not need to reference or use.

C:\Users\<you>\Documents\Custom Office Templates\

Filename

PowerPoint 2013

 PowerPoint For Mac 2011

•  Open the PowerPoint template (.pptx).

•  Click File, Save As, then change the Format to PowerPoint Template (.potx). The location will change to the correct Mac folder for storing PowerPoint for Mac 2011 templates.

•  Click Save.

Installing the Template on a Mac

Note: The new PowerPoint template starts with a large number of sample slides, making the file size closer to that of a final file. Once you’ve started your new file from this template, it would be best to immediately remove all sample slides that you will not need to reference or use.

PowerPoint for Mac 2011

Advanced Features and Setup

Inserting Footer/Source Automatically  Insert a Footer

1

2

A pre formatted text box will appear in the proper place at the bottom left of the page. Use this text box for sourcing material.

Mac 2008 and 2011: View > Header & Footer > Check Mark Footer > Apply

PC 2007 and PC 2011: Insert > Header & Footer > Check Mark Footer > Apply

NOTE: Do not apply to all. Only Apply a footnote on the page you are working on or you will potentially replace all footnotes throughout the deck with the one you are Applying to All with.


•  Open the PowerPoint file.

•  Click on the Theme tab.

•  Click “Save Theme”.

•  Click Save.

Installing the Theme on a Mac

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 PowerPoint 2010

•  Open PowerPoint.

•  Click File, New, My Templates.

•  Select the template from the list and choose Ok.

•  Choose Window button, Save As, rename your presentation and edit as needed.

 PowerPoint 2013

•  Choose File, New.

•  Click Personal.

•  Click on the template.

•  Click the Create button.

Starting a New File

PowerPoint 2013


•  Open PowerPoint.

•  Click File, New From Templates, My Templates.

•  Select the template from the list and choose Ok.

•  Choose File, Save As, rename your presentation and edit as needed.

Starting a New File on a Mac


 PowerPoint (2010 or 2013)

•  Click File, select New, Blank Presentation.

 PPT2010: adjust the new presentation size to be 13.33” wide and have a 10” height. PPT 2013, this will already be the default.

•  Click on the Design tab. At the bottom right is a triangle to expand the menu further. Click it.

•  Click “Browse for Themes…”

•  Navigate to the template or any other file that uses the template. Click apply.

•  The master layouts for the template will now be applied to the new document.

 Starting a file this way applies the layouts to the backend, but does create a new file with all the sample slides.

Starting a New File Using the Theme

PowerPoint 2010 / 2013

Note: Applying the theme to an existing file will apply the layouts to the existing slides, but some artifact design elements may remain. Go to View, Slide master to remove the artifact elements. This method is only recommended for advanced users.

Starting a New File Using the Theme on a Mac

PowerPoint for Mac 2011  PowerPoint For Mac 2011

(assumes the theme is installed) •  Click File, select New Presentation.

•  Click on the Theme tab.

•  Select the Salesforce theme.

•  Under Theme tab, Click “Slide Size”.

•  Click Page size, and enter 13.33 for width and 7.5 for height.

•  Alternatively

•  Click “Browse for Themes…”

•  Select “Salesforce” under My Themes Folder.

•  Under Theme tab, Click “Slide Size”.

•  Click Page size, and enter 13.33 for width and 7.5 for height.

Making and Using Chart Masters  Useful for streamlining the creation of a particular look on charts

 Saving

•  Adjust the fill colors, line colors/widths, axis options, legend and title options, etc.

•  With the finished chart selected:

 PowerPoint 2010: in the design tab of the chart tools tab click “Save as template”.

 PowerPoint 2013: right click, then click “Save as template”.

•  Give the chart master a descriptive name (ex. Horz bar chart).

 Create new or applying to existing

•  Select the chart you want to apply a chart master to.

•  Navigate to Chart tools, Design, Change Chart Type, Templates.

•  Select the chart you are looking for.

•  Some adjustments maybe be necessary to accommodate the new set of data (the chart master was designed around a certain data set, and the new data may be much different).

PowerPoint 2010 / 2013

Making Chart Templates for Mac  Useful for streamlining the creation of a particular look on charts

 Saving

•  Adjust the fill colors, line colors/widths, axis options, legend and title options, etc.

•  With the finished chart selected right click on the chart and select Save as Template.

•  Give the chart master a descriptive name (ex. Horz bar chart).

•  The save screen must be directing your saved file to the location “Chart Templates” (see screenshot right). If it is not, try closing, reopening, and trying again.


Using Chart Templates for Mac  Useful for streamlining the creation of a particular look on charts

 Create new or applying to existing

•  Select the chart you want to apply a chart template to.

•  Navigate to Chart tab, then click the down button next to “Other” (see screenshot right).

•  At the bottom of the options in the gallery are the chart templates you have created. Select the one you want, then make adjustments to the chart as necessary.


Welcome to Salesforce Sans Salesforce 2015

This Template Uses the Custom Salesforce Sans Font It is pre-installed on all Salesforce computers.

 If You Are Copying Slides from an Older Deck Be Sure to Change All Text to Salesforce Sans You can do this manually or go globally by using the Find Replace Font Feature.

 What if You Do Not Have Salesforce Sans Installed on Your Computer? If you are working on a computer that doesn’t have the Salesforce Sans font installed, please replace all instances of Salesforce Sans with Arial.

 What if You Are Sending it to Someone that Doesn’t Have the Font Installed It is is recommended that you save your presentation as a PDF before sending it to third parties.

 

Use Find and Replace to Change Fonts Across Entire Deck or Within a Slide

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How To Find and Replace Fonts on a Mac Select any text, go to Format>Replace Fonts>Change it to the New Font

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How To Find and Replace Fonts on a PC

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Select any text>Home Tab>Replace>Select Replace Fonts>Replace

 In earlier versions of the Corporate PowerPoint Template some paragraph line spacing may have been set to .9 or 8.5. This was to create lines of text that were tighter together.

The new Salesforce Sans Font needs to be set to single space.

You may need to manually change the value of paragraph line spacing in slides taken from previous versions of the template to ensure some letters don’t touch.

About Paragraph Line Spacing in Salesforce Sans Font

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Text Character Spacing

 In earlier Versions of PowerPoint the font Character Spacing may have been set to Condensed .02 or higher to create lettering that is tighter together.

 In the new Salesforce Sans font, all Character spacing should be set to Normal.

 You may need to manually change the value of character spacing in your text that comes from previous versions of the deck.

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