This course covers some of the most important and useful advanced topics in Docker, such as container orchestration, monitoring and logging, and security considerations.
Goals
The goals of an advanced Docker course are to provide learners with an in-depth understanding of advanced Docker concepts and techniques, and to help them gain the skills and knowledge needed to manage large-scale containerized applications with confidence. Some of the specific goals of an advanced Docker course include:
Target
Course is designed for developers, system administrators, and DevOps engineers who have prior experience with Docker and containerization.
The course is particularly useful for professionals who are interested in deploying and managing large-scale containerized applications, or who want to deepen their knowledge.
For anyone looking to optimize and secure their Docker environments, or who wants to keep up-to-date with the latest best practices and techniques for Docker containerization.
Contents
Day 1:
Advanced Docker networking
Introduction to Docker networking models
Configuring custom Docker networks
Advanced Docker networking concepts, such as service discovery and load balancing
Docker Swarm for container orchestration
Introduction to Docker Swarm and container orchestration
Configuring Docker Swarm clusters
Deploying and managing services with Docker Swarm
Scaling and updating services with Docker Swarm
Day 2: Persistance volume in Docker
Persistance data and Docker
Docker Compose keep your persistant data
Persistan data volume in Docker Swarm
Monitoring and logging with Docker
Introduction to Docker monitoring and logging tools
Working with Docker logs and events
Advanced Docker security
Docker security best practices
Securing Docker hosts and containers
Using Docker secrets to manage sensitive data
Docker security scanning and vulnerability assessment
Scaling and load balancing Docker applications
Overview of load balancing and scaling concepts
Scaling Docker applications with Docker Compose and Docker Swarm
Load balancing Docker applications with NGINX and HAProxy
Prerequisites
Tis advanced Docker course assumes prior knowledge of Docker, so learners should have completed a Docker basic course or have equivalent knowledge and experience before taking the advanced course.
The course assumes that participants have a solid understanding of Docker fundamentals, including creating and managing containers, working with Docker images, and using Docker Compose to manage multi-container applications.