
Explore container technology on Windows Server 2019 and 2016, including container hosts, images, registries, and isolation options. Push and pull images from Docker Hub and deploy with Docker Compose.
Explore containers on Windows Server 2019 through a hands-on lab, building a simple two-VM Hyper-V lab, deploying and networking containers, and preparing for multi-container apps.
Explore the use cases for containers, how container images package apps and dependencies for portable, consistent development, staging, and production on Windows Server 2019.
Explore how Docker enables containers on Windows Server 2019, compare containers with virtual machines, and learn how the Docker Engine and Docker Client manage Linux and Windows containers.
Explore Docker container terminology and concepts on Windows Server 2019, including container hosts, Docker engine, images and layers, registries, and Hyper-V containers for isolation.
learn to run docker containers on Windows Server 2019, using images and tags, executing interactive and detached sessions, and exploring container isolation.
Learn how to install Docker on Windows Server 2019 or 2016, set up container hosts, and understand prerequisites like the Containers feature, PowerShell, and the Docker package from Package Management.
Install Docker on a Windows Server 2019 container host by updating the server, installing the Docker MSFT provider and Docker package, restart the server, and verify the service and version.
Nano server now operates as a container-based OS, and you cannot host the Docker engine on nano server; apps run in its image while the Docker daemon is covered next.
Explore configuring Docker daemon startup options on Windows Server 2019, including remote connections, listening IP and port, image storage paths, and JSON-based Windows configuration for TLS and security.
Learn how to run the Docker engine remotely from a Docker client to a remote Windows Server 2019, including opening firewall ports and connecting to a configured daemon.
Pull base container OS images for Windows Server Core and Nano Server from Docker Hub using explicit tags, not latest, and learn how image tags control compatibility.
Explore running Windows containers with docker run, including interactive and detached modes, naming, stopping and removing containers, and using docker exec and docker inspect to manage and inspect containers.
Learn to run Hyper-V containers on Windows Server 2019 by enabling Hyper-V, configuring nested virtualization, and using PowerShell and docker inspect to verify container isolation.
PowerShell for Docker is deprecated; use the Docker CLI to interact with the Docker engine. The video notes legacy Windows Server 2016 tooling and previews docker commit.
Learn to build custom docker images on Windows Server 2019 by manually editing containers and using docker commit, then automate with a Dockerfile and the docker build command.
Learn to build a container image with a Dockerfile on Windows Server 2019, using Docker build, copying web assets, and optimizing layers to create lightweight, portable images.
Learn to build and tag container images with docker, leverage build cache for speed, and manage versioning with explicit tags like version two and latest.
Push and pull container images to Docker Hub, create private repositories, tag images with a namespace, and manage image versions through latest and version one.
Learn to work with container volumes by mounting host folders and creating data volumes shared between containers. See how to use docker volume commands to manage persistence and lifecycle.
Learn to mount host folders and create persistent data volumes to share data across containers, using Docker run with volume flags and Docker volume commands.
Master docker networking on Windows Server 2019 by using docker network commands to list, inspect, create, connect, disconnect, prune, and manage NAT and transparent networks, linked to Hyper-V virtual switches.
Map host ports to container ports using docker run with the -p flag to expose a web app from a Windows Server 2019 container, e.g., 80:80, enabling access from other machines.
Learn to create a transparent custom network for Windows containers by using docker network create with a transparent driver, linking to an external virtual switch and the host network.
Explore running Windows containers on the Azure platform, using Windows Server 2019/2016, container host images, and Docker. Learn about Azure Container Registry, container service, and multi-container deployment with Docker Compose.
Define and run multi-container apps with docker compose, linking a web server to a sql server via service discovery and service names.
Deploy a container host on Azure in Asia using Windows Server 2019 with containers, spin up a VM, pull Docker images, and install Docker Compose for a multi-container app.
Deploy a multi-container web application using Docker Compose on Windows Server 2019, featuring a web server and SQL Server Express for the movie app.
The primary objective of this course, is to introduce you to all the features and functions of implementing and managing docker containers on Windows Server 2019.
Knowing how to implement and manage containers on Windows is helpful for any IT professional looking to build new skills, get a promotion or a new job.
You will learn all the below and much more:
Deploy containers with Docker on Windows Server 2019
Container management and resource management
Demonstrations for every lessons so you can follow along step-by-step
Preparing hosts on physical and virtual environments
Installing and creating Windows containers and Hyper-V containers
Pulling, pushing, tagging and removing images
Building custom images
Working with Powershell, Docker daemon and Azure
Deploy container hosts in Azure
Managing container networking
Deploying Software Updates
Managing data volumes, resources and repositories
Much more...
The course will take you by the hand throughout the course, via live demonstrations on the latest server operating system Windows Server 2019. Just follow along and practice your new skills.
When you are finished with this course, you will have all the necessary skills and you will be able to implement and work with containers technology, which will help you in your IT job or when interviewing for your new job.
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