Docker Architecture and Containers Hands On

Docker Architecture and Containers Hands On, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 34 lectures, based on 21 reviews, and has 235 subscribers.

You will learn about Perfect understanding of Containers and Docker Architecture and Taxonomy Use Windows Images and Container Develop Docker Custom Images for .NET Core Applications Understand and use Multi-Stage Builds Use Docker Volume for sharing and persisting data Run Multi-container applications using Docker Compose Docker Registry – Docker Hub and Microsoft Azure Container Registry This course is ideal for individuals who are C# Programmers looking for building Modern Applications or It's the first step towards learning Microservices based application. It is particularly useful for C# Programmers looking for building Modern Applications or It's the first step towards learning Microservices based application.

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Summary

Title: Docker Architecture and Containers Hands On

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 34

Number of Published Lectures: 34

Number of Curriculum Items: 34

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 34

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Perfect understanding of Containers and Docker Architecture and Taxonomy
Use Windows Images and Container
Develop Docker Custom Images for .NET Core Applications
Understand and use Multi-Stage Builds
Use Docker Volume for sharing and persisting data
Run Multi-container applications using Docker Compose
Docker Registry – Docker Hub and Microsoft Azure Container Registry

Who Should Attend

C# Programmers looking for building Modern Applications
It's the first step towards learning Microservices based application.

Target Audiences

C# Programmers looking for building Modern Applications
It's the first step towards learning Microservices based application.

Docker is an open platform for developing, shipping, and running applications. The Docker platform uses the Docker Engine to quickly build and package apps as Docker images created using files written in the Docker file format that then is deployed and run in a layered container.�

It’s the most comprehensive course covering every topic of Docker on Windows and Lynx. Every module of this course is having practical demos of the in-depth concepts covered.

The specialty of this course is that all topics are covered from basic to advanced level and in very simple language which anyone can understand.

On completion of this course you will be ready to build and deploy your applications in Docker Container.

Trust me I will create your love towards Docker which has already become the most important part of Application Development and DevOps Lifecycle.

So, why not start now and get ready for something impeccable and unavoidable.

Wish You Happy Learning.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Docker

Lecture 1: What is Virtual Machine

Chapter 2: Containers and Comparision with VM

Lecture 1: Containers and Comparision with VM

Chapter 3: What is Docker and its Benefits

Lecture 1: What is Docker and its Benefits

Chapter 4: Docker Architecture and Taxonomy

Lecture 1: Docker Architecture and Taxonomy

Chapter 5: Docker objects and related terms

Lecture 1: Docker objects and related terms

Chapter 6: Working with Docker image and Containers

Lecture 1: Installing Docker for Windows

Chapter 7: Understanding and Pulling Windows Images

Lecture 1: Understanding and Pulling Windows Images

Chapter 8: Executing Commands using Windows Containers

Lecture 1: Executing Commands using Windows Containers

Chapter 9: Interactively Running a Container

Lecture 1: Interactively Running a Container

Chapter 10: Commit Container to Create an Image

Lecture 1: Commit Container to Create an Image

Chapter 11: Port Mapping and Running Containers in Detached Mode

Lecture 1: Port Mapping and Running Containers in Detached Mode

Chapter 12: Developing Docker Apps Uisng NET Core

Lecture 1: Building and Executing .NET Core Applications in Containers

Chapter 13: Docker Images for .NET Core

Lecture 1: Docker Images for .NET Core

Chapter 14: Comparing .NET Core Images on Windows and Lynx

Lecture 1: Comparing .NET Core Images on Windows and Lynx

Chapter 15: Creating Custom Docker Image using

Lecture 1: Creating Custom Docker Image using

Chapter 16: Breaking Down the Dockerfile

Lecture 1: Breaking Down the Dockerfile

Chapter 17: Multi-Stage Builds

Lecture 1: MultiStage Build

Chapter 18: Docker Volume

Lecture 1: Why Docker Storage

Chapter 19: About Docker Storage Bind Mounts and Volumes

Lecture 1: About Docker Storage Bind Mounts and Volumes

Chapter 20: Working with Bind Mount

Lecture 1: Working with Bind Mount

Chapter 21: Working with Docker Volumes

Lecture 1: Working with Docker Volumes

Chapter 22: Additional Volume Features

Lecture 1: Additional Volume Features

Chapter 23: Docker Compose

Lecture 1: Overview of Docker Compoese

Chapter 24: Docker Compose YAML File

Lecture 1: Docker Compose YAML File

Chapter 25: Multi Container Application Part-1

Lecture 1: Multi Container Application Part-1

Chapter 26: Multi Container Application Part-2

Lecture 1: Multi Container Application Part-2

Chapter 27: Multi Container Application Part-3

Lecture 1: Multi Container Application Part-3

Chapter 28: Networking & Port Forwarding

Lecture 1: Overview of Docker Networking

Chapter 29: Docker Network Drivers

Lecture 1: Docker Network Drivers

Chapter 30: Custom Network Walk Throughs

Lecture 1: Custom Network Walk Throughs

Chapter 31: Docker Registry

Lecture 1: Using Docker Hub Registry

Chapter 32: Docker Private Registry

Lecture 1: Docker Private Registry

Chapter 33: Azure Container Registry

Lecture 1: Azure Container Registry

Chapter 34: Azure Container Instance

Lecture 1: Azure Container Instance

Instructors

Sandeep Soni
CEO and Founder of Deccansoft, MCT

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5 stars: 12 votes

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