Docker, Docker SWARM and Kubernetes crash course for DevOps

Learn Docker, Docker Compose, Docker SWARM, Deployment, and all about Kubernetes

What you’ll learn

Docker, Docker SWARM and Kubernetes crash course for DevOps

Learn how to install and use Docker, Docker SWARM, and Kubernetes on Ubuntu 20.04
Learn how to create and use Images & Containers with Docker
Learn how to deploy Docker applications – manually, with managed services, or with Kubernetes
Understand complex topics like managing and persisting data with Volumes

Requirements

NO prior Docker or Kubernetes experience is required!
Basic understanding of terminal and command-line usage

Description

This course will teach you both Docker & Kubernetes from the ground up with all the required theory and tons of examples and demos!

We’ll explore

all key concepts

in detail and

with practical examples and demos

– from images and containers, over volumes, and networking all the way up to deployment and Kubernetes Cluster: This course has it all!

In detail, this course includes the following topics:

A thorough introduction to Docker, containers, and why you might want to use Docker
Detailed setup instructions for macOS and Windows
A deep dive into the core concepts you need to know: Containers & images
Learn how to create custom images, use existing images and how run containers based on such images
Get a detailed overview of the core commands you need when working with Docker
Learn how to work with data and how to persist data with volumes
Explore container networking – with the outside world and between multiple containers
Learn how to work with both single and multi-container projects

Kubernetes!

Finally, you will tackle Kubernetes, a production-grade system for managing complex applications with many different running containers. You will learn the

right way to build a Kubernetes Cluster

– this course doesn’t have any of those annoying

“don’t do this in production”

comments! You will first build a Kubernetes Cluster on multi-nodes over the KVM hypervisor