Docker from A to Z™: Swarm + Jenkins

Name: Docker from A to Z™: Swarm + Jenkins
Rating: 3.9 (1527 reviews)

In this Docker complete training, you'll master Docker with Jenkins, DevOps and AWS.

Created byJames Kayes-Smith, Samy Mkacher

Last updated 3/2018

English

What you'll learn

Build and Manage a Docker cluster
Use Docker Compose
Use Docker Swarm
Use Docker Registry
Use Jenkins
Gain practical Docker experience with real-world examples

Course content

5 sections • 47 lectures • 8h 48m total length

What’s a container, what’s docker and why are they Awesome?8:11
Getting Docker Installed (For PC)10:28
Learn how to install Docker Toolbox on Windows (and Mac) using VirtualBox, set up a Linux-like VM, and access it via the Docker Quickstart Terminal or a Windows terminal emulator.
Hello-World and Dockerfiles, The Blueprint for containers14:29
Building & Running our first Badass Web App!14:27
Building & Running our first Badass Web App! Challenge Answer4:54
Learn to run a Docker web app as a background daemon, map ports, access via the virtual box IP, and clean up images for a reusable workflow.
Accessing a Container's Shell11:35
Accessing a Container's Shell Challenge Answer4:15
Installing Software to a Docker Image15:32
Installing Software to a Docker Image Challenge Answer4:18
Learn to install software into a docker image and optimize builds by caching layers, separating apt-get update, and cleaning up to keep images compact, with a note on emacs usage.
Access Container Console Logs7:53
Access Container Console Logs Challenge Answer2:36
Run an Apache web server container in detached mode with port mapping, then stream service logs in real time to observe access logs and quickly debug application issues.
Docker Container Healthcheck10:43
Docker Container Healthcheck Challenge Answer3:11
Linking Docker Containers9:47
Learn how to link docker containers to enable inter-container communication, using aliases and the --link flag, so a web service can access a database or phpMyAdmin without exposing ports.
Linking Docker Containers Challenge Answer7:18
Docker CLI, Some Helpful Commands11:55
Docker CLI, Some Helpful Commands Challenge Answer1:34

What Is It & How Do I Use it?14:45
What Is It & How Do I Use it? Challenge Answer5:10
Configure docker compose with a database and adminer, using restart always and environment variables for passwords. Secure by avoiding database ports, rely on container names, and verify with docker ps.
Docker Networks22:30
Docker Networks Challenge Answer3:25
Create a network with docker compose, attach containers, and spin up a new container in that network using docker run with --network; verify with docker network inspect.
Docker Compose Scaling & Healing19:28
Learn how to scale docker containers with docker compose and implement self-healing via health checks, using a stateless apache web server deployment balanced across multiple containers with a load balancer.
Docker Compose Scaling & Healing Challenge Answer2:22
Configure a Docker Compose file with version 3.1 to deploy an Apache web server, then scale the web service to three containers using Docker Compose.
Docker Compose Volumes, Memory Persistence13:28
Docker Compose Volumes, Memory Persistence Challenge Answer5:04
demonstrates using docker compose with a volume mounted to the data directory to persist database data across container restarts, verifying with a test database and volume listing.
Other Helpful Docker-Compose Features18:29
Other Helpful Docker-Compose Features Challenge Answer1:24

Docker Hub. What is it really? And How do I use it?12:25
Learn how Docker Hub works as a public registry, including image repositories, tags, namespaces, and how to push, pull, and log in, plus using webhooks.
Docker Hub Challenge Answer2:24
Docker Hub Registry Alternatives4:43
Getting Started with Portus, an Enterprise Private Docker Registry33:49
Explore Portus, an enterprise private docker registry, with RBAC and easy repo and tag management, and learn to install, configure, push, pull, and delete images via docker compose.
Portus: Managing Users & Teams17:53
Portus: Managing Users & Teams Challenge Answer3:54
Learn to manage users and teams in a Portus registry by using token-based authentication, creating and revoking access for individuals and applications.

Getting Started With Docker Swarm, Clustering Docker Hosts21:50
Getting Started with Docker Swarm Challenge Answer2:26
Docker Swarm Services23:10
Learn to manage Docker Swarm services, including creating, updating replicas, and removing services; explore replicated and global modes, publish ports, rolling updates, and constraints for node placement.
Docker Swarm Services Challenge Answer4:20
Docker-Compose vs Docker Stack16:50
Docker-Compose vs Docker Stack Challenge Answer4:51
Configure a Docker stack from a compose-like workflow with a service, latest image, and 10 MB memory reservation. Deploy the stack, test with curl to Nginx, and update changed services.
Docker Secrets & Configs23:38
Explore docker secrets and configs in swarm, learn to create, encrypt, and mount them in stack deployments, and distinguish when to use each for secure versus flexible configs.
Docker Secrets & Configs Challenge Answer6:20

Getting Started with Jenkins on Docker33:01
Getting Started with Jenkins on Docker Challenge Answer6:23
Working with Jenkins Pipelines33:07
Explore declarative Jenkins pipelines and multi-branch setups, mastering Jenkins files, agents, stages, and post steps, to build and deploy Docker apps with Docker Compose as code.
Working with Jenkins Pipelines Challenge Answer5:13
Jenkins Pipelines with Docker Agents13:40
Jenkins Pipelines with Docker Agents Challenge9:44

Requirements

Have a working PC
An appreciation for the small things in life (Optional)

Description

So, you've heard a lot about Docker, but you don't know how to get started? This Udemy course is exactly what you need! This course will teach you all the fundamentals you need. Trust me, you won't need any other course to reach the intermediate/advanced level after this course.

In this course, you'll learn the tools and knowledge to build an enterprise worthy Docker Swarm cluster and Jenkins CD pipeline. This will revolutionize how you develop and deploy your applications. You won't have to worry anymore about the environment differences and inconsistent deployment processes. With the simple push of your code to a repository, your system will auto-magically test, build, and start your applications.

The course's curriculum goes as such:

You'll get started with Docker and run your first Web App
You'll learn to use Docker Compose
You'll learn to use Docker Swarm
You'll practice with Real World examples
You'll learn a lot of Docker tips & tricks
You'll learn how to use Docker Registry
You'll learn to use Docker + Jenkins
You'll learn to alert, monitor and manage with Docker

The course is aimed to be as complete as possible. It will include a lot of practice so that nothing stays theoretical, and the quality is in Full HD, so that you can see everything on-screen.

NOTICE: I'll keep adding more and more content to the course to make it the best Docker course on Udemy.

So, what are you waiting for?! Click on BUY NOW and LET'S GET STARTED!

Credits to xmodulo on Flickr for the image.

Who this course is for:

Anyone who wants to make deployments easier
Developers who want to get up-to-date with DevOps
Anyone interested in Docker
Anyone interested in Swarm
Anyone interested in Jenkins

Docker from A to Z™: Swarm + Jenkins

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Course content

Docker Getting Started17 lectures • 2hr 23min

Docker Compose10 lectures • 1hr 46min

Docker Registry6 lectures • 1hr 15min

Docker Swarm8 lectures • 1hr 43min

Docker + Jenkins = <36 lectures • 1hr 41min

Requirements

Description

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