Docker Introduction (en)

Prerequisites:

• Basic knowledge of linux commands
• Knowledge of linux bash
• Basic knowledge of networking
• Knowing how to identify the components necessary for a 3-tier application
• Basic knowledge of storage

Language

• Understand how a container-based ecosystem works
• Understand how the approach changes compared to a traditional architecture
• Implement containers and manage their lifecycle
• Understand how images work in docker and how to create them
• Understand how networking works on single node docker
• Implement and manage storage on docker

• Containerization motivations and implementation
• Creating, managing and auditing containers
• Container implementation from the Linux kernel
• Container lifecycle details
• Core container creation, auditing and management CLI
• Best practices in container image design
• Import and Export
• Backup Images
• Docker Registry
• Layered filesystem implementation and performance implications
• Creating images with Dockerfiles
• Optimising image builds with multi-stage builds and image design best practices
• Single-host container networking
• Docker native networking model
• Software defined networks for containers
• Docker-native single-host service discovery and routing
• Provisioning external storage
• Docker volume creation and management
• Best practices and use cases for container-external storage.

Lab Provided:

• 1 student desktop ubuntu
• 1 docker node

Duration: 2 days

Delivery – Classroom, On Site, Remote

PC and SW Requirement:

• Internet connection
• Web browser – Google Chrome
• Zoom

Language
Instructor: English
Workshops: English
Slides: English