Introducing Docker
– Application Management Landscape
– Application Isolation
– Resource Measurement and Control
– Container Security
– Open Container Initiative
– Docker Ecosystem
– Docker Ecosystem (cont.)
Containerization Fundamentals
– Installing Docker
– Docker Architecture
– Starting the Docker Daemon
– Docker Daemon Configuration
– Docker Control Socket
– Enabling TLS for Docker
– Validating Docker Install
– Creating a New Container
– Listing Containers
– Viewing Container Operational Details
– Running Commands in an Existing Container
– Interacting with a Running Container
– Stopping, Starting, and Removing Containers
– Copying files in/out of Containers
– Inspecting and Updating Containers
– Docker Output Filtering & Formatting
Creating Images
– Docker Images
– Listing and Removing Images
– Searching for Images
– Downloading Images
– Committing Changes
– Uploading Images
– Export/Import Images
– Save/Load Images
Creating Images with Dockerfile
– Dockerfile
– Caching
– docker image build
– Dockerfile Instructions
– ENV and WORKDIR
– Running Commands
– Getting Files into the Image
– Defining Container Executable
– Best Practices
Docker Volumes
– Volume Concepts
– Creating and Using Internal Volumes
– Creating and Using External Volumes
– Managing Volumes (cont.)
– Changing Data in Volumes
– Removing Volumes
– Backing up Volumes
– SELinux Considerations
– Mapping Devices
Docker Networking Basics
– Overview
– Data-Link Layer Details
– Network Layer Details
– Hostnames and DNS
– Service Reachability
– Container to Container Communication
– Container to Container: Links
– Container to Container: Private Network
– Managing Private Networks
– Remote Host to Container
– Multi-host Networks with Overlay Driver
Introduction to Docker Compose and Swarm
– Concepts
– Compose CLI
– Defining a Service Set
– Docker Swarm Proxy (Legacy)
– Docker Engine Swarm Mode (Modern)
– Creating a Swarm
– Creating Services
Docker Logging
– Docker Logging
– Docker Logging with json-file and journald
– Docker Logging with syslog
– Docker Logging with Graylog or Logstash
– Docker Logging with Fluentd
– Docker Logging with Amazon or Google
– Docker Logging with Splunk
Introduction to Kubernetes
Secrets
Fundamentals Signature Assignment