This Docker course introduces Docker and is simple and easy-to-understand lectures.
About This Video
Explore the best practices of working with Docker technology in the field
Design multi-container applications and automate the workflow using Compose
Learn essential Docker concepts that one should know to work in production
In Detail
Docker is a set of platforms as service products that use OS-level virtualization to deliver software in …
Docker - A Beginner’s Hands-On Guide
Video description
This Docker course introduces Docker and is simple and easy-to-understand lectures.
About This Video
Explore the best practices of working with Docker technology in the field
Design multi-container applications and automate the workflow using Compose
Learn essential Docker concepts that one should know to work in production
In Detail
Docker is a set of platforms as service products that use OS-level virtualization to deliver software in packages called containers. The service has both free and premium tiers.
This course starts by explaining what Docker is and an overview of Docker. You will learn the basics of Docker such as image pull, run a container, stop containers, and delete images. You will also explore how to create your own Docker network as well as how to link containers to custom networks. Along with this, you will learn how to make a connection between containers running on different networks and how to delete the custom network. You will also be well versed in changing the permission of volume from read-write to read-only.
Furthermore, you will learn to clone a volume and mount it to another container. You will explore how to push images to our DockerHub account. You will learn to create your first Docker file and create multi-tier with docker-compose. Finally, you will understand how to use WordPress and MySQL with Docker Compose and how to work with the REST API of Docker Engine.
By the end of this Docker course, you will gain in-depth knowledge about Docker and general DevOps skills to help your company or your own project to apply the right Docker workflow and continuously deliver better software.
Audience
This Docker course is designed for every DevOps engineer. It can also be taken by system administrators, cloud infrastructure engineers, and developers.
Image pull, Running a Container, Stop/Delete Containers, Delete Images
Chapter 4 : Docker Basics Part - 2
Docker Inspect, Logs, Expose Container to the Outside World
Chapter 5 : Docker Network
Default Network, Creating Own Network, Link Containers to Custom Network
Chapter 6 : Docker Network Part - 2
Working with Host Network and Learning How to Delete Multiple Containers and Images
Chapter 7 : Make Connection Between Containers Running on Different Networks
Make Connection Between Containers Running on Different Networks
Chapter 8 : Delete the Network
How to Delete the Custom Network
Chapter 9 : Non-Root User
Got Permission Denied While Trying to Connect to the Docker with a Non-Root User
Chapter 10 : Docker Volume with RO/RW Permission
How to Change the Permission of Volume from Read Write to Read Only
Chapter 11 : Cloning of a Volume
Clone a Volume and Mount to Another Container
Chapter 12 : Create an Image of a Running Container
Learn How to Create an Image of a Container
Chapter 13 : Tagging Images
Learn How to Tag the Images and Use Them
Chapter 14 : Push Custom Images to Docker Hub
Let’s Push Images to Our Docker Hub Account
Chapter 15 : Rename Your Container
Rename Your Container
Chapter 16 : Dockerfile
Create Your First Dockerfile
Chapter 17 : Dockerfile - ENTRYPOINT and CMD
ENTRYPOINT Versus CMD
Chapter 18 : Dockerfile – Switching Users While Creating Image
Dockerfile - Switching Users While Creating Image
Chapter 19 : Dockerfile - Few More Things
Few More Things
Chapter 20 : Docker Compose
Let’s Dive into Docker Compose
Chapter 21 : Running Multiple Containers with Docker Compose
Create Multi-Tier with Docker Compose
Chapter 22 : Build Image from Docker Compose
Build an Image from Docker Compose and Run the Container at the Same Time
Chapter 23 : Create a WordPress Website with Docker Compose
Using WordPress and MySQL with Docker Compose
Chapter 24 : Using REST API of Docker
Work with REST API of Docker Engine
Chapter 25 : Continuous Integration (CI) Between GitHub and Docker Hub
Continuous Integration (CI) with GitHub and Docker Hub
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