Docker and Kubernetes The Complete Guide: Manipulating Containers with the Docker Client (2/18)
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If you’re tired of spinning your wheels learning how to deploy web applications, this is the course for you.
CI+CD Workflows? You will learn it. AWS Deployment? Included. Kubernetes in Production? Of course!
This is the ultimate course to learn how to deploy any web application you can possibly dream up. Docker and Kubernetes are the newest tech in the Dev Ops world, and have dramatically changed the flow of creating and deploying web apps. Docker is a technology that allows applications to run in constructs called ‘containers’, while Kubernetes allows for many different ‘containers’ to run in coordination.
Docker from Scratch!
In this course you’ll learn Docker from absolute fundamentals, beginning by learning the answer to basic questions such as “What is a container?” and “How does a container work?”. From the very first few lectures, we will do a deep dive on the inner workings of containers, so you get a core understanding of exactly how they are implemented. Once you understand what a container is, you’ll learn how to work with them using basic Docker CLI commands. After that, you’ll apply your new-found mastery of the Docker CLI to build your own custom images, effectively ‘Dockerizing’ your own personal applications.
CI + CD Pipelines
Of course, no course on Docker would be complete without a full understanding of common Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment patterns. You will learn how to implement a full CI + CD workflow using Github, Travis CI, and Amazon Web Services, creating a pipeline that automatically deploys your code every time you push your latest changes to Github!
Chapters:
0:00 Docker Run in Detail
1:55 Overriding Default Commands
07:07 Listing Running Containers
11:16 Container Lifecycle
16:32 Restarting Stopped Containers
20:15 Removing Stopped Containers
21:54 Retrieving Log Outputs
24:27 Stopping Containers
29:48 Multi-Command Containers
34:04 Executing Commands in Running Containers
36:57 The Purpose of the IT Flag
41:32 Getting a Command Prompt in a Container
45:38 Starting with a Shell
47:51 Container Isolation