What started as a way to manage multiple servers on one system has grown into the way we develop, write code, ship applications, and coordinate large scale applications! Containers may have started as tools for the ops team, but now everyone needs to learn to build and use them. In this course you’ll learn what containers are, how to create containers from scratch, how to run containers from Dockerhub, how to create your own containers with Dockerfiles, best practices for front-end and Node.js code in containers, and how to create development environments with containers.
Overview
Syllabus
- Introduction
- Containers
- chroot
- chroot Exercise
- chroot Solution
- Namespaces
- cgroups
- Getting Set Up with Docker
- Docker Images without Docker
- Docker Images with Docker
- Node.js on Docker
- Tags
- Docker CLI
- Dockerfiles Preamble
- Build a Node.js App
- Run a Node.js App
- Add Dependencies to a Node.js App
- EXPOSE
- Layers
- Docker Ignore
- Alpine Linux
- Alpine Node.js Container
- Multi-Stage Builds
- Static Assets Project Exercise
- Static Assets Project Solution
- Bind Mounts
- Volumes
- Containers & Dev Environment
- Dev Containers with Visual Studio Code
- Networks & Docker: MongoDB Container
- Networks & Docker: Client Side Container
- Docker Compose
- Docker Compose & nodemon
- Kubernetes Fundamentals
- Kubernetes & kubectl
- Kompose
- Multiple Containers with Kompose
- Buildah
- Buildah & Docker
- Podman
- Wrapping Up
Taught by
Brian Holt
