Docker is an open platform for developers and sysadmins to build, deploy, and run distributed applications on everything, from laptops and data center VMs to the cloud. This video course introduces Docker to beginners using simple and easy-to-understand explanations, demos, and coding exercises.
The course begins with an introduction to Docker, guiding you on how to install Docker on your machine. Next, you will learn Docker commands and create a new Docker image using the run commands. Moving ahead, you will get to grips with Docker Compose with the help of a voting application example. Later, the course will delve into Docker registry, engine, storage, and networking, before focusing on how to run Docker on Mac and Windows. Toward the concluding sections, the course will get you up to speed with container orchestration and Docker Swarm, along with featuring a brief introduction to Kubernetes.
By the end of this course, you will be well-versed with Docker and be able to apply your skills in the real world.
Set up and install Docker on your machines
Learn the basic Docker commands
Build Docker images using Dockerfiles with hands-on exercises
Distinguish between Docker command and entrypoint
Build an application stack using Docker Compose files
Get a walkthrough of Docker engine, storage, and networking
Learn Docker from scratch! Master containerization and automation with Docker, and build, ship, and run your applications with ease. This hands-on course covers essential concepts and commands, Dockerfile, Docker Compose, Docker Swarm, and much more. Suitable for beginners with a basic understanding of system administration.