Demo's for Azure Container Service.
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README.md

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Demo's for Azure Container Service.

Right now the repository only containers "incubating" demos, that is ones that mat need a little more work before they can be easily reproduced.

Incubator

The incubator folder is the place for incoming demos. These are probably less complete than demos in the root. It might require some digging around to understand how to build and use them. Once a number of people have been able to reproduce an incubating demo then we will move it into the root.

If you work on an incubating demo the most important thing you can do is provide documentation and scripting that makes it as easy as possible to reproduce. If you have problems getting an incubating demo to work then raise an issue and we will try to help.

Big Little Challenge

This is a card game designed to demonstrate multicontainer applications running in different orchestrators with minimal changes.

PiSwarm

PiSwarm is a hardware project to build a cluster of Raspberry Pis running Docker Swarm. Such a cluster can be used to demonstrate the ability to run these demo's in multiple environments. Showing the application running on Azure Container Service and a cluster of Raspberry Pis can sometimes be a powerful demonstration.

Raspberry Pi Cluster

Contribution

We welcome contributions in the form of documentation, bug reports, feature requests, new features, code contributions, scripts, screencasts and more. Please use the issue tracker and pull requests to make your contributions.

Code of conduct

This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact opencode@microsoft.com with any additional questions or comments.