Docker for Professionals: The Practical Guide
Docker for Professionals: The Practical Guide, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4, with 62 lectures, based on 322 reviews, and has 11510 subscribers.
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Summary
Title: Docker for Professionals: The Practical Guide
Price: $19.99
Average Rating: 4
Number of Lectures: 62
Number of Published Lectures: 62
Number of Curriculum Items: 62
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 62
Original Price: $29.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Learn to use Docker for professional and hobby projects
- Master the concepts and tricks to get started on Docker
- Work on live and practical projects
- Learn to plan your development and infrastructure schedule with Docker
Who Should Attend
- Course is for professionals who will like to learn docker for their infrastructure and development needs
Target Audiences
- Course is for professionals who will like to learn docker for their infrastructure and development needs
The most comprehensive course on Docker is here. Our course covers all the aspects and features you need to know before starting your next project or moving your software to a docker based system.
Docker is an open-source tool that allows developers to wrap their codes into small containers or packets, along with everything that would be required for the code to run. This code can then be shipped to any other system (regardless of its operating system and supporting hardware), and be deployed on that particular system. Along with the software, Docker containers also include code, runtime, system tools, system libraries, and etc. in the container itself.
Sounds amazing, right? A portable software that runs on every environment without having to create virtual machines? We think so too! So, we designed this Docker course to help you learn Docker from scratch.
Designed for beginners, this course holds no presumptions. You do not need to know about Docker, containerization or even virtual machines. You only need to know simple Linux commands, that’s it!
Everything else will be covered in this comprehensive course.
You will learn a basic introduction to DevOps, containerization, a background of Docker including what is Docker and its role in today’s tech driven world. You will learn how to download and install Docker, learn about its command line, understand the container environment, build a container from scratch, understand how a Docker container operates including storage, networking, mitigating risks, different types of containers, using memory, packing software within containers, automation, distribution, etc.
At the end of this course, you will have a clear understanding of what is Docker and how you can use Docker to simplify developing and testing software and even apps. So, what are you waiting for? This course is just what the ‘Docker’ ordered!
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Introduction to DevOps
Lecture 1: Introduction to DevOps
Lecture 2: Infrastucture Needs For Agile Development
Lecture 3: DevOps Misconceptions
Chapter 3: Hello Docker!
Lecture 1: What is it?
Lecture 2: Common Docker Use Cases
Lecture 3: A Docker Example
Chapter 4: Using Docker Containers
Lecture 1: Getting Assistance on Docker Command Line
Lecture 2: LAB: Create a Service Monitor
Lecture 3: The PID Namespace
Lecture 4: Problems with Multiple Containers
Lecture 5: Docker Human-Friendly Names – Part A
Lecture 6: Docker Human-Friendly Names – Part B
Lecture 7: Bundling Environment Variables
Lecture 8: Recovering from Failures – Restarting
Lecture 9: Process Manager
Lecture 10: Container's Entry Point
Chapter 5: Using Docker in Software Installations
Lecture 1: Using Docker in Software Installations
Lecture 2: Docker Hub
Lecture 3: Building Your Own Image
Chapter 6: Persistent Storage
Lecture 1: Persistent Storage
Lecture 2: How to Use Volumes?
Lecture 3: LAB: Using Volumes to Create Persistent Data
Lecture 4: The "Bind Mount" Volume Type
Lecture 5: LAB: Create a Python Script Image for Parsing a CSV File
Lecture 6: Sharing Volumes – The Host-Dependent Way
Lecture 7: Generalized Volume Sharing
Chapter 7: Networking in Docker
Lecture 1: Networking in Docker
Lecture 2: Docker Network Model – Illustration
Lecture 3: Closed Container
Lecture 4: Containers' Name Resolution – Part A
Lecture 5: Containers' Name Resolution – Part B
Lecture 6: Controlling Connections to the Container
Lecture 7: Joined Containers
Lecture 8: How do Containers "Know" About Each Other?
Chapter 8: Using Isolation to Mitigate Risks
Lecture 1: Security and Isolation
Lecture 2: CPU Allowance
Lecture 3: Assigning a CPU Set to the Container
Lecture 4: Docker Users
Lecture 5: LAB – Handling Permissions
Chapter 9: Packaging Software in Images
Lecture 1: Software Packaging
Lecture 2: Determining Changes
Lecture 3: The Commit Command Options
Lecture 4: The Commit Command and UFS
Lecture 5: Image Layer Sizes and Limits
Lecture 6: Working with Flat File Systems
Chapter 10: Build Automation and Advanced Image Consideration
Lecture 1: Build Automation
Lecture 2: Understanding Build Automation – An Explanation
Lecture 3: LAB02: A Python Base Image
Lecture 4: Exploring Base.df File
Lecture 5: The ONBUILD Instruction
Chapter 11: Public and Private Software Distribution
Lecture 1: Distributing Your Image
Lecture 2: LAB01: Using a Hosted Registry
Lecture 3: Different Methods to Distribute Your Image Using Docker
Lecture 4: LAB02: Create a Hosted Repository Using an Automated Build
Lecture 5: Publishing to Private Registries
Lecture 6: Manual Image Publishing
Lecture 7: LAB05: Using GitHub as a Sole Means of Distribution
Chapter 12: Final Project
Lecture 1: Final Project Part A
Lecture 2: Final Project Part B
Chapter 13: Summary
Lecture 1: Summary
Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture: More Interesting Stuff, Offers and Discounts
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- 3 stars: 46 votes
- 4 stars: 133 votes
- 5 stars: 121 votes
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