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01 – Introduction – What is Docker
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001 Introduction – What is Docker
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002 What is a container
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003 What is an image
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004 Containers vs Virtual Machines
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005 Basics of a Dockerfile
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006 Docker’s Architecture
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007 Layering in Docker
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008 References
009 Bonus
02 – Installation
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001 Installation on Ubuntu
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002 Installation on Debian
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003 Installation on CentOs
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004 Installation on Windows & Mac OS
03 – Resources for this course
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001 Where can I get the samples used in this course
04 – Docker Images – Your first touch
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001 What is a Official Docker Image
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002 Where are my local images
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003 Create your first Docker Container!
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004 What is a Dockerfile
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005 Build your first Image using a Dockerfile
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006 Test your image by creating a Docker Container
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05 – Docker Images – Learn about Dockerfiles
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001 The FROM instruction – Take any image as a base!
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002 The RUN instruction rocks!
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003 Copy files with COPY
06:55
004 Download files from Internet using ADD
10:39
005 Want to build like a pro Use the ENV instruction
04:21
006 Being organized matters! Understand the WORKDIR instruction
07:53
007 Metadata on the way! Use LABELs to follow the best practices
01:43
008 Quick Tip Browse the content of an image by creating a container
05:38
009 Keep it up! Handle USERs in your Dockerfile
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010 Make your images flexible! Use ARGs in the build process
06:41
011 What is the CMD
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012 Understand the output from the CMD
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06 – Docker Images – Build advanced images
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001 Be careful with the context!
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002 Dockerignore – Start ignoring the things you don’t need!
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003 Let’s talk about best practices when building images
08:28
004 Building an Image with HTTP + SSLTLS + PHP – I
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005 Building an Image with HTTP + SSLTLS + PHP – II
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006 What is a dangling image
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007 Removing dangling images!
03:23
008 Note Did you see 502 errors in nginx
009 Back to building! Create an image with Nginx + PHP 7
10:54
010 Do you like challenges Let’s keep building our NGINX image
12:38
011 Let’s solve the challenge from the previous lesson!
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012 Basics for MultiStage Build in Docker
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013 Got the idea Now let’s build a real image with MultiStage!
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07 – Docker Containers – Learn how containers work in depth
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001 What is a Docker Container
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002 Listing and creating containers
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003 Remove and Rename Containers
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004 More tips… Start, Stop, Map Ports!
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005 Understand the Container’s FileSystem
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006 Do you like variables Let’s learn how to create them in Containers
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007 Let’s launch a MySQL Container for the first time
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008 Mapping ports in MySQL!
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009 More databases Let’s create a PostgreSQL Container
06:46
010 DevOps Style Jenkins as a container!
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011 For hungry containers only D Learn how to apply limits
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012 Copy files from your host to your container – Docker cp
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013 Turn a container into an image with one command!
09:02
014 Tip Override the CMD when running a container!
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015 More tips Destroy containers automatically
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016 Just one more tip Change the Docker Root Directory
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017 Check your knowledge!
08 – Docker Volumes – Persist data in containers
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001 What is a Docker Volume
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002 Why are volumes so important Let’s check it using MySQL
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003 Bind Volumes Map folders to your container
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004 Normal Volumes Manage your volumes with the Docker CLI
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005 Anonymous Volumes Be careful if you want to use them!
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006 Understand some differences when using volumes
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007 Back to the Dockerfile! Understand the VOLUME instruction
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008 Dangling volumes. Yes, here we have more dangling stuff
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009 MongoDB – Persist data in a NoSQL container
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010 Jenkins again! Persist your Jobs and configurations
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011 Developing a website Share your data with a Docker Nginx Container
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012 Go deeper! Share volumes between containers
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09 – Docker Networks – Learn how to get containers communicated
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001 Introduction – Networking in Docker
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002 What’s the default network in Docker
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003 Ping containers in the default network
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004 Create your own network
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005 Embedded DNS! Ping containers by name in the same network
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006 Connect and disconnect networks
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007 Assign a static IP to a container
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008 The Host Network
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009 The None Network
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10 – Docker Compose – Put everything you learned together!
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001 Resources for this section
002 Introduction – Why Compose
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003 How do I install Docker Compose
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004 Let’s go! First steps in Compose
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005 Environment variables in Compose
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006 Volumes in Compose
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007 Networking in Compose
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008 Build Docker images using Docker Compse
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009 Overwrite the CMD of an image with Compose
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010 Install Drupal + PostgreSQL
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011 Install Joomla + MySQL
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012 Install PrestaShop + MySQL
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013 Install WordPress + MySQL
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Docker, From Zero To Hero: Become a DevOps Docker Master
About Lesson

Hello!

The idea of this article is that you solve the following problem using what you have learned.

At work, you have a request to create a couple of containers. Find the details below:

– A container with the Apache + php image created in the previous exercise with:

* 50Mb RAM limits

* You can only access the CPU 0

* It must have two environment variables:

* ENV = dev

* VIRTUALIZATION = docker

* The webserver must be accessible via port 5555 in the browser

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– A container with the Apache + php image created in the previous application with:

* 100Mb RAM limits

* You can access CPU 0 and 1

* You must have three environment variables:

* ENV = stg

* VIRTUALIZATION = docker

* TYPE = container

* The webserver must be accessible via port 8181 in the browser

You should check its operation by entering your localhost: 5555 and localhost: 8181

Have fun!

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