https://cornell.sabacloud.com/Saba/Web_spf/NA1PRD0089/common/ledetail/cours000000000016680
See the course description and outline below.
Register for class using the link above.
We need to confirm with the instructor by Monday, June 3, so please forward the information below to anyone you know of that may be interested in registering.
*Bring your own laptop - remote instructor (Chrome browser recommended)
**Attend in person OR via Zoom (link to be provided later)
Note: All cancellations must be received prior to June 3 to cancel without incurring charges.
Delivery Method: Instructor-led Classroom Learning
Duration: 1 Day
Description:
Introduction to Docker is a one-day course designed to provide attendees with the basics of microservices and containerization. No prior experience is required. The course will provide attendees with the core knowledge of Docker, including: docker images, docker containers, the Docker CLI, Docker engine underpinnings, security, Dockerfiles, and running multi-container applications. Challenge labs are distributed throughout the course to give attendees real experience managing containerized applications.
Outline:
1. Introduction to Docker
a. What is Docker?
b. Legacy Apps vs. Microservices
c. VMs vs. Containers
d. Benefits of Containerization
2. The Docker CLI
a. Running applications as containers
b. Best-practices
c. Networking
d. Volumes
3. Technical Underpinnings
a. Images vs. Containers
b. Image layered filesystem
c. Host and named volumes
d. Automatic DNS and Networking
e. Security
4. Building Docker Images
a. Docker Images
b. Dockerfiles
c. Best-practices
d. Directives
e. Multi-Stage builds
5. Container Best-Practices
a. Foreground vs. Background
b. Networking
c. Volumes
d. Environment Variables
6. Challenge Lab
a. Deploy a multi-tier application
b. Frontend/PHP/Webserver
c. Database