The Complete Containers Course for Developers

The Complete Containers Course for Developers, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.8, with 41 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 21 reviews, and has 155 subscribers.

You will learn about Linux containers How containers work Containerizing applications Work with Docker CLI Work with Podman container engine This course is ideal for individuals who are Web application developers that seek to run their applications inside containers or Python developers that want to ship their applications as containers for portability or AI scientists and researchers that need to run and configure containerized tools or Server administrators and cloud engineers or CI/CD engineers that want to integrate containers (automatic build and push) to their workflows or Back-end developers that need to deploy back-end services needed by web applications or Everyone interested in or curious about Linux containers and micro-services It is particularly useful for Web application developers that seek to run their applications inside containers or Python developers that want to ship their applications as containers for portability or AI scientists and researchers that need to run and configure containerized tools or Server administrators and cloud engineers or CI/CD engineers that want to integrate containers (automatic build and push) to their workflows or Back-end developers that need to deploy back-end services needed by web applications or Everyone interested in or curious about Linux containers and micro-services.

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Summary

Title: The Complete Containers Course for Developers

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.8

Number of Lectures: 41

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 41

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 43

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 43

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Linux containers
How containers work
Containerizing applications
Work with Docker CLI
Work with Podman container engine

Who Should Attend

Web application developers that seek to run their applications inside containers
Python developers that want to ship their applications as containers for portability
AI scientists and researchers that need to run and configure containerized tools
Server administrators and cloud engineers
CI/CD engineers that want to integrate containers (automatic build and push) to their workflows
Back-end developers that need to deploy back-end services needed by web applications
Everyone interested in or curious about Linux containers and micro-services

Target Audiences

Web application developers that seek to run their applications inside containers
Python developers that want to ship their applications as containers for portability
AI scientists and researchers that need to run and configure containerized tools
Server administrators and cloud engineers
CI/CD engineers that want to integrate containers (automatic build and push) to their workflows
Back-end developers that need to deploy back-end services needed by web applications
Everyone interested in or curious about Linux containers and micro-services

In today’s world that is moving more and more toward modern development practices, fast app development and deployment is crucial. Containerization is essential to making new architectures and development practices possible.

You might ask “what the heck are containers and why should I ever use them?” To answer this, imagine you can run WordPress on any computer without ever installing XAMP or WAMP and without installing Apache, MySQL or PHP on your system. Containers make this possible. They are awesome!

In this course, you will learn about container technologies, how they work and how they make developers’ lives easier. You will learn the basics of containers and how to work with container management tools, like Docker and Podman.

The course starts with the basics and goes to more advanced topics step-by-step, so that you can acquire the must-have container skills at your own pace.

Whether it is a WordPress site or a Laravel application or Django application you want to run in containers, this course has you covered. It will give you the knowledge and skills you need to get the job done.

Nowadays, frameworks and databases like MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and even SQL Server are published as container images. So, once you complete this course, you will be able to use those images to run your applications in a micro-service architecture.

Whether you are a student and recently entered computer education, or an experienced application developer, this course helps you get started with containers quickly and easily.

Containers are one of my favorite modern technologies and I really have a lot of fun working with them to run my apps. So, I’ll do my best to make you love containers the way I love them.

Containers are great and you need to learn working with them. Trust me! Take the course now and see for yourself.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What Is A Container?

Lecture 2: How Containers Work

Lecture 3: Install Docker

Chapter 2: Creating Container Images

Lecture 1: What is A Dockerfile?

Lecture 2: Define A Container With Dockerfile

Lecture 3: Build A Container Image From Dockerfile

Lecture 4: Share A Container Image

Lecture 5: Project Files

Chapter 3: Running Containers

Lecture 1: What You Will Learn In This Section

Lecture 2: Run/Spawn A Container

Lecture 3: Useful Flags For Running Containers

Lecture 4: Run/Execute A Command In A Running Container

Chapter 4: Volumes and Storage

Lecture 1: Introduction to Storage Persistence

Lecture 2: Named Volumes

Lecture 3: Bind Mounts

Chapter 5: Docker Networking

Lecture 1: Introduction to Docker Networks

Lecture 2: Host Networking

Lecture 3: Bridge Networks

Chapter 6: Docker Compose

Lecture 1: What Is Docker Compose?

Lecture 2: Create The Compose File

Lecture 3: Manage Services With Docker Compose

Lecture 4: Project Files

Chapter 7: Advanced Dockerfile

Lecture 1: Introduction to The Section

Lecture 2: How to Use Docker Documentation

Lecture 3: Dockerfile Best Practices

Lecture 4: Dockerfile Options

Lecture 5: Create an Image From STDIN

Chapter 8: Installing PHP Extensions

Lecture 1: Introduction to Installing PHP Extensions

Lecture 2: Installing PHP Extensions on Official PHP Images

Lecture 3: Install PHP Extensions on Alpine and Other Distros

Lecture 4: Install PHP Extensions Using A Helper Project

Lecture 5: Files

Chapter 9: Manage Containers with Podman

Lecture 1: What is Podman and How it Differs from Docker?

Lecture 2: Install Podman

Lecture 3: Replace Docker with Podman

Lecture 4: Run Containers with Podman

Lecture 5: Use Docker Compose with Podman Backend

Lecture 6: Introduction to Podman Pods

Lecture 7: Run Multiple Services in a Container with Systemd

Lecture 8: Launch Containers at Boot Time with Podman

Lecture 9: Run Containers as Systemd Services

Instructors

Mehdi Haghgoo
Freelance Developer & Programming Instructor

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5 stars: 13 votes

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