Getting Started with Docker

Overview

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Welcome to the Getting Started with Docker course! This course aligns with the Docker Certified Associate (DCA) Certification requirements. The course aims to provide you with practical skills and knowledge in various aspects of Docker, from installation and configuration to advanced container management and optimization. This course requires a solid understanding of Linux as a prerequisite and comprehensive knowledge of docker. This course is designed for individuals new to Docker, as well as cloud professionals, architects, software developers, software engineers, technical leads, and system administrators. By the end of this course, you will be able to: - Gain hands-on experience with Docker Engine implementation, including installation on Ubuntu and CentOS, along with uninstallation procedures. - Learn the essentials of Docker Client configuration and understand Docker Registry operations for managing images effectively. - Master Dockerfile creation, explore its benefits and use cases, and learn to build Docker containers efficiently. - Dive into container lifecycle management, covering essential commands for starting, stopping, pausing, and restarting containers. - Explore advanced container configuration topics, such as naming containers, deploying applications, and optimizing container performance through runtime configurations. This course contains engaging videos, readings, and knowledge checks for a high-quality learning experience.

Syllabus

Getting Started with Docker

This module guides learners through Docker installation on Ubuntu and CentOS, Docker client setup, image handling, Dockerfile creation, container building, and lifecycle management. By the end, learners will be proficient in installing Docker, configuring the client, working with images and Dockerfiles, building containers, and managing their lifecycle effectively.

Beyond Basics: Docker Images and Docker Containers

This module delves into advanced Docker topics, focusing on images and containers. By the end of this, learners will be able to build, manage, and distribute Docker images, as well as name, deploy, list, and log Docker containers for effective deployment.