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Introduction to Course

Course Objective

Why Docker?

Why Should You Use Docker?Life Before Docker

Getting Started With Docker

Docker Architecture - Image, Container Docker Architecture - Client-server Installation - Windows and Mac OS Installation - Linux Hello World in Docker

Docker Fundamentals

Layers - Building Blocks in Docker Docker Run - Accessing Containers Docker Commit Images Managing Data for Containers Docker Commands Lookup Table Quiz on Docker Fundamentals Do It Yourself - Exercise Solution

Automation using Dockerfile

App Explanation Introduction to Python & Flask Build Your First Docker Image Running the App Image - Debug and Production Modes Accessing Application Logs in Docker Troubleshooting in Docker Docker Hub - Remote Repository of Images Quiz on Dockerfile Automation Do It Yourself - Exercise Solution

Advance Docker

Introduction to Docker Networks

Running the Database Container

Connecting the DB Container

Quiz on Advance Docker Concepts

Docker-compose in action

Introduction to Docker-Compose

Docker-Compose Explanation Docker-Compose Commands Overview Working with Multiple Dockerfiles Environment Variables with Docker-compose Quiz on Docker Compose Concepts Do It Yourself - Exercise Solution

Exposure to Docker Swarm

Introduction to Docker Swarm Getting Started with Docker Services Scaling Services Monitoring Clusters Using a Visualizer Automating Deployments Using Docker Stack Docker Swarm Commands Cheat Sheet Quiz on Docker Swarm Do It Yourself - Exercise Solution

Bonus Section

Docker Security: Vulnerabilities and Best Practices Flask in Production with Nginx - Microservices

Working with Containers: Docker & Docker Compose/

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Quiz on Advance Docker Concepts

Quiz on Advance Docker Concepts

Advance Docker

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Advance Docker

1.

Where is the list of the current reachable hosts/containers to a container located?

A.

In docker inspect <network ID> command output

B.

In /etc/hosts file.

C.

In docker inspect <container-id> command output.

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