Christopher Negus – Docker Containers LiveLessons, Third Edition

Christopher Negus – Docker Containers LiveLessons, Third Edition

Check it out: Christopher Negus – Docker Containers LiveLessons, Third Edition

With cloud computing, applications need to move around efficiently and run almost anywhere. In this video, learn how you can create containerized applications with Docker that are lightweight and portable.

First, Chris Negus shows you how to begin using Docker on Ubuntu, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, or Fedora systems (with options of Windows or Mac OS X). Then he shows you how to pull and push Docker container images from and to Docker registries. The next few lessons get you started running containers and investigating how they work. After that, you learn how to build your own Docker images. The video then examines orchestration tools, such as Kubernetes and Cockpit, and development tools, such as OpenShift, for deploying and managing containers. Finally, it provides some tips for developing your own Docker containers.

Skill Level
– Beginner to advanced

Learn How To
– Run, stop, and restart Docker containers
– Install Docker on standard Linux or specialized container operating systems
– Set up a private OpenShift installation on Windows, Mac, or Linux with minishift
– Set up a private Docker Registry or use OpenShift Registry
– Create, run, and investigate Docker images and containers
– Pull and push containers between local systems and Docker registries
– Integrate Docker containers with host networking and storage
– Orchestrate multiple containers into complex applications with Kubernetes
– Build a Docker container to simplify application deployment
– Launch a containerized application in OpenShift
– Employ best practices when developing containerized applications
– Create interesting and powerful containers
– Investigate Docker supporting technology that is on the horizon

Who Should Take This Course
– System administrators who need to create, deploy, and manage Docker containers
– Application developers who want to understand which applications are most appropriate for containerization and what are best practices for adapting their applications to containers

Course Requirements
– A basic understanding of running commands in Linux
– Familiarity with Linux concepts such as networking, software repos, and storage
– Familiarity with concepts related to deploying applications