Docker, Kubernetes & Jenkins: Hands-On DevOps on AWS

Name: Docker, Kubernetes & Jenkins: Hands-On DevOps on AWS
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Build CI/CD pipelines using Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins & AWS

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Created byTelusko Edutech, Hyder Abbas

Last updated 8/2026

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What you'll learn

Build and manage Docker containers
Write production-ready Dockerfiles
Containerize Java, Spring Boot, React, and Python applications
Push and pull Docker images using Docker Hub
Understand Kubernetes architecture and core concepts
Create and manage Amazon EKS clusters
Deploy applications using Pods, Services, Deployments, ReplicaSets, and StatefulSets
Manage ConfigMaps and Secrets
Implement Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA)
Monitor Kubernetes using Prometheus and Grafana
Perform Blue-Green deployments
Create Freestyle and Pipeline jobs
Build Declarative and Scripted Jenkins Pipelines
Configure Jenkins Agents
Build and push Docker images from Jenkins
Connect Jenkins with Amazon EKS
Deploy applications to Kubernetes automatically
Build complete CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes, and AWS

Course content

3 sections • 105 lectures • 13h 37m total length

Welcome to the Docker Course0:43
Understanding the Real Problem6:50
How Virtualization Tried to Solve Deployment Issues11:43
Solution with Containarization7:09
Docker Basic Overview5:08
Docker Setup & Installation Overview1:45
Docker Desktop Installation and Configuration3:42
AWS Account Creation for Docker Practice4:38
Git Bash and Terminal Setup for Docker3:17
Creating an EC2 Instance and Installing Docker8:30
Exploring Docker Labs and Online Playground2:01
Docker Basic Architecture5:23
Essential Docker Commands8:49
Running Docker Containers in Detached Mode3:56
Access Applications Using Docker Port Mapping8:17
How to Tag Docker Images4:06
Get Inside a Running Docker Container10:31
Automatically Remove Containers5:58
Dockerfile Basics with a Hands-On Example10:21
WORKDIR Instruction8:07
RUN vs CMD in Dockerfile7:13
EXPOSE Instruction3:20
CMD vs ENTRYPOINT Basic3s8:16
Dockerizing a Maven Web Application6:31
Pushing Image into Docker hub maven3:06
Pulling and Running Docker Images from Docker Hub3:11
Dockerizing Spring Boot Web Application7:26
Push Spring Boot Image to Docker Hub4:17
Dockerizing Spring Boot REST API (Gradle)8:45
Pull & Run Spring Boot REST API (Gradle)3:17
Single-Stage Dockerfile with Maven Spring Boot10:21
Why Single-Stage Dockerfiles Are Not Recommended3:49
Multi-Stage Dockerfile Explained Using Spring Boot Application11:07
Dockerizing a React Application Using Multi-Stage Dockerfile11:56
Dockerizing a Basic Python Flask Application8:58
Docker Networking Introduction4:25
Docker Default Networks8:11
How docker0, veth and eth0 works - Docker Bridge Networking5:12
Docker Custom Bridge Networks11:29

Introduction1:44
What is Kubernetes Why Do We Need It4:08
Kubernetes Architecture Explained11:38
Installing kubectl, AWS CLI and eksctl for EKS10:57
Creating Your First EKS Cluster10:19
Understanding Kubernetes Manifest YAML Files6:02
First Pod Creation in Kubernetes13:36
Introduction to Kubernetes Services6:53
ClusterIP Service Explained9:24
NodePort Service Explained11:10
LoadBalancer Service Explained8:17
Creating Pod and Service in One Manifest File10:05
Namespaces in Kubernetes8:56
Labels and Selectors in Kubernetes7:46
Maintaining Pod Availability with ReplicaSets12:25
Scaling ReplicaSets & Limitations7:29
Kubernetes Deployments - ReplicaSets, Scaling & Self-Healing10:41
Rolling Updates & Rollbacks in Kubernetes Deployments9:00
Running Multiple Containers in a Single Pod11:00
Kubernetes Sidecar Containers11:56
Running Pods on Every Node - DaemonSets13:17
Kubernetes Pod Statuses10:45
Stateful Applications & StatefulSets Explained10:58
Kubernetes Storage Fundamentals - PV & PVC5:45
Preparing AWS EBS Storage for Kubernetes (EKS)4:44
Persistent Volumes (PV) and Persistent Volume Claims (PVC) - Hands On16:44
Behind the Scenes of Kubernetes StatefulSets4:10
Creating StatefulSets with Persistent Storage on Amazon EKS18:23
Environment Variables, ConfigMaps & Secrets in Kubernetes15:30
Kubernetes Autoscaling Introduction4:58
Auto Scaling in Kubernetes with Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA)20:45
Kubernetes ResourceQuota9:57
Kubernetes Jobs – Non-Parallel & Parallel Jobs8:05
Kubernetes CronJobs – Schedule Tasks Automatically6:24
Helm – Kubernetes Package Manager4:31
Argo CD – Continuous Deployment for Kubernetes12:11
Kubernetes Monitoring and Installing Prometheus5:25
Visualizing Kubernetes Metrics with Grafana10:29
Kubernetes Deployment Strategies – Blue-Green4:47
Blue-Green Deployment – Zero Downtime Release (Hands-on)11:59

Welcome to the Jenkins1:19
Understanding Build & Deployment4:11
What is Jenkins - A Beginner's Guide3:09
Jenkins Installation and Initial Setup8:44
Jenkins Dashboard Overview6:42
Creating Your First Jenkins Freestyle Job4:22
Building Your First Java Application with Jenkins7:48
Jenkins Build Triggers8:06
Jenkins Build Parameters - Parameterized Jobs7:57
Jenkins Users, Authentication & Authorization6:58
Jenkins Master Agent Architecture Introduction3:46
Configure a Jenkins Agent Using SSH & Run Jobs on an Agent14:29
Introduction to Jenkins Pipeline7:24
Building a Java Application Using Jenkins Pipeline5:15
Jenkins Pipelines - Parallel Stages7:27
Shared Libraries in Jenkins - Reusing Pipeline Code10:59
Building Pipelines with Groovy - Scripted Pipeline8:20
Configuring Email Notifications in Jenkins7:22
Preparing Jenkins Server for CI CD Pipelines4:19
Installing kubectl, AWS CLI and eksctl for EKS10:57
Creating Your First EKS Cluster10:19
Configuring Jenkins to Connect with Amazon EKS4:59
Build & Push Docker Images Using Jenkins Pipeline8:24
Deploying Docker Applications to Amazon EKS7:02
CI CD Pipeline with Jenkins, Docker & Kubernetes5:46
Separating CI and CD into Independent Jenkins Pipelines6:15

Requirements

Basic computer knowledge
Basic Linux command-line knowledge is recommended
A willingness to learn by practicing along with the course

Description

Modern software development is no longer just about writing code. Organizations today expect developers and DevOps engineers to package applications using Docker, orchestrate them with Kubernetes, automate deployments using Jenkins, and deploy everything on cloud platforms like AWS.

In this course, we'll learn exactly how these technologies work together to build modern DevOps pipelines from scratch.

We'll begin with Docker, where we'll understand containers, create Docker images, write Dockerfiles, use Docker Compose, and containerize Java, Spring Boot, React, and Python applications.

Once our applications are containerized, we'll move to Kubernetes on Amazon EKS to learn how to deploy, manage, scale, and monitor applications in production environments.

Finally, we'll integrate everything using Jenkins to build complete CI/CD pipelines that automatically build, package, push Docker images, and deploy applications to Kubernetes running on AWS.

It is for anyone who wants to deploy applications on Kubernetes using AWS

This course is completely hands-on. Every concept is demonstrated through practical examples and real-world projects. Instead of learning each tool in isolation, we'll combine them together exactly the way they're used in modern software companies.

By the end of this course, you'll understand how Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, and AWS work together to automate application delivery from source code to production.

Who this course is for:

Beginners who want to start a career in DevOps
Students and working professionals looking to transition into DevOps
Beginners who want to learn modern DevOps tools
Cloud Engineers
Java and Spring Boot Developers
Anyone who wants to deploy applications on Kubernetes using AWS

Docker, Kubernetes & Jenkins: Hands-On DevOps on AWS

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Course content

Docker & Containerization39 lectures • 4hr 12min

Kubernetes on AWS (Amazon EKS)40 lectures • 6hr 23min

CI/CD with Jenkins26 lectures • 3hr 2min

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