
Learn to run applications in Docker containers, package dependencies into images, containerize web apps and seven microservices with six databases, and orchestrate deployments with Docker Compose in an e-commerce project.
Download the course resources and install docker and VSCode, then sign in to Docker and install the VSCode Docker extension to manage containers and starter projects.
Understand how Docker solves the it works on my machine problem by isolating applications in lightweight containers that include code and dependencies.
Learn how to run applications inside Docker containers by mounting host apps, using Python and Java images, and managing containers with commands like docker run, ps, rm, and image handling.
Learn to containerize Ruby, Python, and Go apps with Docker, mounting host code, pulling images, and running apps via command-line arguments or environment variables, without installing local runtimes.
Build Docker images from Dockerfiles using a Python 3.8 slim base, set a /app working directory, copy Python app.py, and run it in a container.
Learn to build and run docker images for ruby, python, and go applications using dockerfiles, copy source code into /app, and configure container commands and environment variables for execution.
Learn how to containerize a Flask web app by building a Docker image with dependencies from requirements.txt, copying source code in stages, and exposing port 5000 with proper port mapping.
Containerize a spring boot app with docker, comparing three run options: runtime maven, build-time dependency installation, and a self-contained jar. Use a maven/openjdk base image and expose port 8080.
Learn to run Node and Flask apps in Docker, build images, map ports, and connect containers on a shared network to exchange grades data.
Containerize and orchestrate a multi-language e-commerce app with Docker, linking React UI to Flask, Go, Node, and Spring Boot microservices via a shared network and environment variables, using Docker Compose.
Push docker images to Docker Hub, tag with semantic versioning like 1.0.0, manage repository readme descriptions, and coordinate latest and specific version tags for portal and API.
Streamline multi-container apps by using a Docker Compose file to define services, networks, and dependencies, then deploy with Docker Compose up and clean up with Docker Compose down.
Push images to Docker Hub and tag 1.0.0 for microservices, with the ecommerce UI as latest. Create a Docker Compose config for six containers with env vars and startup order.
Imagine being able to develop an application on your local machine and then seamlessly run that application anywhere else without having to worry about compatibility issues or missing dependencies. Docker makes this possible. Almost every big company, be it Spotify, Netflix, or PayPal, uses Docker to deliver applications faster than ever before, and now it's your turn.
This course will teach you how to:
Install and set up Docker on various operating systems
Containerize a wide range of applications built with Python, Go, Java, JavaScript, Ruby, Flask, Spring Boot, Node.js, and more
Build efficient and optimized Docker images using Dockerfiles
Establish seamless communication between containers using Docker networks
Orchestrate and manage multi-container applications, including microservices and databases, using Docker Compose
Handle persistent data storage and manage databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB) with Docker volumes
Push Docker images to Docker Hub and implement effective tagging and versioning strategies
Deploy containerized applications to the cloud using Heroku.
Real-World E-commerce Application Project
Throughout the course, you'll work on a realistic e-commerce application composed of multiple microservices, each built with different languages and frameworks. You'll learn how to containerize these microservices, manage their dependencies, and orchestrate the entire application using Docker Compose, and deploy it to the cloud. This hands-on experience will solidify your understanding of Docker's capabilities in a practical setting.
Boost Your Career with Docker Skills
Docker and microservice orchestration are highly sought-after skills in the industry. This course provides software developers and DevOps professionals with the knowledge and tools to streamline development workflows and optimize application deployment.
Enroll in our Docker Bootcamp today and gain the practical skills you need to effectively develop and deploy applications using containerization.