Docker for beginners: Build and Dockerize a basic nodejs app

Docker for beginners: Build and Dockerize a basic nodejs app, available at Free, with 31 lectures, and has 10 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand the concept of containerization Explain the purpose and benefits of Docker in modern software development. Identify the components of Docker Desktop and navigate its user interface. Install and configure Docker Desktop on their operating system. Understand the architecture of Docker and how it manages containers, images, and networks. Run a sample Docker container and understand the basic commands involved. Create and build a custom Docker image from a Dockerfile. Run Docker images and manage running containers Publish Docker images to Docker Hub for sharing and deployment. Pull Docker images from Docker Hub and run them locally. Set up a basic Nodejs application on local machine. Install and configure Nodejs and Express for a simple web application. Install and use Nodemon for automatic application restarts during development. Send messages to the console and debug basic Nodejs applications. Create a Dockerfile to define a containerized environment for a Nodejs application Write and understand a dockerignore file to optimize Docker builds Build a Docker image for a Nodejs application from a Dockerfile Run a Nodejs Docker image as a container on their local machine. Shut down and remove Docker containers to free up resources. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Developers or Freelancers and Hobbyists or Technical Students or IT Operations Personnel or Beginner Software Engineers It is particularly useful for Beginner Developers or Freelancers and Hobbyists or Technical Students or IT Operations Personnel or Beginner Software Engineers.

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Title: Docker for beginners: Build and Dockerize a basic nodejs app

Price: Free

Number of Lectures: 31

Number of Published Lectures: 31

Number of Curriculum Items: 31

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 31

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Understand the concept of containerization
Explain the purpose and benefits of Docker in modern software development.
Identify the components of Docker Desktop and navigate its user interface.
Install and configure Docker Desktop on their operating system.
Understand the architecture of Docker and how it manages containers, images, and networks.
Run a sample Docker container and understand the basic commands involved.
Create and build a custom Docker image from a Dockerfile.
Run Docker images and manage running containers
Publish Docker images to Docker Hub for sharing and deployment.
Pull Docker images from Docker Hub and run them locally.
Set up a basic Nodejs application on local machine.
Install and configure Nodejs and Express for a simple web application.
Install and use Nodemon for automatic application restarts during development.
Send messages to the console and debug basic Nodejs applications.
Create a Dockerfile to define a containerized environment for a Nodejs application
Write and understand a dockerignore file to optimize Docker builds
Build a Docker image for a Nodejs application from a Dockerfile
Run a Nodejs Docker image as a container on their local machine.
Shut down and remove Docker containers to free up resources.

Who Should Attend

Beginner Developers
Freelancers and Hobbyists
Technical Students
IT Operations Personnel
Beginner Software Engineers

Target Audiences

Beginner Developers
Freelancers and Hobbyists
Technical Students
IT Operations Personnel
Beginner Software Engineers

In today’s fast-paced software development landscape, containerization has become a critical skill for developers, IT professionals, and organizations aiming to streamline their deployment processes. Docker, the leading platform for containerization, allows developers to package applications into containers—lightweight, portable, and self-sufficient units that can run consistently across any environment. If you’re new to Docker and eager to learn how to leverage it in your projects, this course is designed just for you.

Docker for Beginners: Build and Dockerize a Basic Node.js App is a hands-on course tailored to those who are new to Docker and containerization. Whether you’re a beginner developer, an IT operations professional, or a tech enthusiast, this course will equip you with the foundational skills needed to integrate Docker into your development workflow. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to create, deploy, and manage Docker containers for a Node.js application, making your development process more efficient, scalable, and consistent across different environments.

What You’ll Learn:

Introduction and Setup

We start with the basics, ensuring you understand what Docker is and why it’s so powerful. You’ll learn about Docker’s core concepts, its use cases, and how it revolutionizes software deployment. We’ll guide you through the installation and setup of Docker Desktop on your local machine, making sure you’re ready to dive into the world of containerization. You’ll also explore the Docker Desktop interface, understand the Docker architecture, and get acquainted with Docker Hub, the central repository for Docker images.

Docker Essentials

In this module, you’ll gain hands-on experience by running your first Docker container. You’ll learn how to create, run, and manage Docker images—essential skills for any developer working with Docker. We’ll walk you through setting up a basic Node.js application, where you’ll install Node.js, Express, and essential tools like Visual Studio Code and Nodemon. By the end of this section, you’ll have a fully functional Node.js application ready for containerization.

Dockerizing a Basic Node.js App

The heart of this course lies in containerizing your Node.js application. You’ll start by creating a Dockerfile, which defines the environment in which your application will run. We’ll teach you how to optimize your Docker builds using a dockerignore file, and guide you through the process of building and running your Docker image. You’ll also learn how to shut down and manage Docker containers, ensuring you have full control over your Dockerized applications.

Who Is This Course For?

This course is perfect for:

Beginner Developers: Those with basic web development knowledge, particularly in JavaScript and Node.js, who want to learn how to containerize applications using Docker.
Software Engineers: Professionals looking to enhance their skill set by understanding Docker’s core concepts and applying them to Node.js applications.
IT Operations Personnel: Individuals who manage deployment environments and need to learn how to use Docker for consistent, reliable application deployments.
Technical Students: Computer science students seeking practical, hands-on experience with Docker and containerization.
Freelancers and Hobbyists: Developers looking to streamline their workflow by learning how to build, deploy, and manage Dockerized applications.

Why Take This Course?

By the end of this course, you’ll have a solid understanding of Docker and its capabilities. You’ll be able to build, deploy, and manage Docker containers for your Node.js applications with confidence. Whether you’re aiming to advance your career, improve your development process, or simply broaden your skill set, this course provides you with the essential tools and knowledge to succeed in today’s containerized world.

Join us and start your journey towards mastering Docker and revolutionizing the way you build and deploy applications!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and Setup

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Docker

Lecture 3: Understand the concept of containerization

Lecture 4: Explain the purpose and benefits of Docker

Lecture 5: What is Docker Desktop

Lecture 6: Installing Docker Desktop- Part 1

Lecture 7: Installing Docker Desktop- Part 2

Lecture 8: Exploring Docker Desktop Interface

Lecture 9: The Docker Platform

Lecture 10: Docker Architecture

Lecture 11: Docker Hub

Chapter 2: Docker Essentials

Lecture 1: Run a sample container

Lecture 2: Creating a docker image

Lecture 3: How to run a docker image

Lecture 4: How to publish a docker image

Lecture 5: How to pull a docker image

Chapter 3: Setup Node.Js App

Lecture 1: Install Node.js

Lecture 2: Install Express

Lecture 3: Text Editors

Lecture 4: Install Visual Studio Code

Lecture 5: Create application file

Lecture 6: What is Nodemon

Lecture 7: Install Nodemon

Lecture 8: Send messages to the console

Lecture 9: Refactoring code

Lecture 10: Creating a directory for source code

Chapter 4: Dockerizing a basic node.js app

Lecture 1: Create a Dockerfile

Lecture 2: Create a dockerignore file

Lecture 3: Build a docker image

Lecture 4: Run a Docker Image

Lecture 5: Shut down a docker image

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