Description: Docker containers can be customized and clustered to effectively manage Dockerization of applications. Custom metadata can be used for labeling and creating data structures. Docker clusters can be used to group a pool of Docker hosts into a single virtual host. In this course, you learn about custom meta data, Docker Compose, Docker Clustering and Swarm, Docker Swarm filters, and Docker Swarm strategies.
Target Audience: This path is designed for software developers, testers, and administrators or anyone interested in learning Docker or implementing Docker-based deployments in their organization.
Duration: 02:04
Description: Applications can be packaged and deployed in multiple ways using Docker. Working with Docker containers, images, and client daemon help administrators, developers, and testers quickly access updated applications and make necessary changes before production. In this course, you will learn understand the concept of Dockerization, how to work with Docker containers, Docker images, link containers, and manage data in containers.
Target Audience: This path is designed for software developers, testers, and administrators or anyone interested in learning Docker or implementing Docker-based deployments in their organization.
Duration: 02:02
Description: Docker is an open source platform that enables developers, administrators, and others to access and deploy the latest, updated images into their respective environments. It uses automated scripts and manual commands to perform tasks. It allows software application to get into production as quickly as possible by eliminating friction and dependencies that normally occur during shipment of code. In this course, you will learn the basic concepts of Docker and the Docker architecture, how to install Docker on Ubuntu and CentOS.
Target Audience: This path is designed for software developers, testers, and administrators or anyone interested in learning Docker or implementing Docker-based deployments in their organization.
Duration: 01:57