Building Application Ecosystem with Docker Compose

Name: Building Application Ecosystem with Docker Compose
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Single & Multi Container Docker Compose

Created byPrashant Hardikar

Last updated 10/2020

English

What you'll learn

Learn to Build Single & Multi Container Docker Compose Files

Course content

5 sections • 14 lectures • 40m total length

Introduction1:15
Explore how Docker compose streamlines managing multiple containers with a single file. Learn to build, orchestrate, and perform housekeeping for a cohesive container ecosystem.
Pull MySQL image & Run MySQL Container3:45
You will be able to manually pull a MySQL server image from Docker Hub.
Stop MySQL Container & Remove Image1:57
You will be able to manually destroy and offload the MySQL image

Create Single Container Docker-Compose.yml File1:01
Create a docker-compose.yml using version 3, define a service with container name, image, volume, and env vars for root password, database, and admin credentials, then save and run docker compose.
Execute Single Container Docker-Compose.yml File4:33
You will be able to run the attached docker-compose.yml fileand pull the MySQL Docker image and run as a container.

Create Multi Container Docker-Compose1:05
Learn to add multiple containers to a docker compose file by configuring a my sequel database, zookeeper, and kafka, defining topics and volumes, and deploying containers.
Execute Multi Container Docker Compose...(MySQL)3:05
You will be able to run the attached docker-compose.yml file that contains a MySQL and Kafka and Zookeeper images.
Execute Multi Container Docker Compose...(MySQL Logs)0:43
Review the MySQL container logs to see the database initialization, including usernames, passwords, and the database, and observe the MySQL container engine startup.

Execute Multi Container Docker Compose...(Kafka & Zookeeper)4:08
You will be able to run MySQL, Kafka, Zookeeper and the Java Spring Boot Microservice called test_app, using the attached docker-compose.
Multi Container Docker Compose Down3:01
Learn to shut down a multi-container docker compose setup by stopping containers, removing networks and volumes, and pruning images to offload and reclaim disk space.

Application Architecture1:46
Illustrate a Docker Compose ecosystem with a Kafka topic, a Springboard microservice, and a MySQL database, where payloads enter via Kafka or a REST API and reach the database.
Application Ecosystem through Docker Compose...Part 18:59
Configure a docker compose driven microservice ecosystem around a springboard test out service, wiring docker file, application yaml, MySQL, Kafka and Zookeeper, with topic creation and liquid base migration.
Application Ecosystem through Docker Compose...Part 23:02
Explore adding users through a restful API in a docker compose based app, using post to create entries and get to list all records in JSON.
Application Ecosystem Shutdown2:28
Drive an end-to-end shutdown of the application ecosystem using docker compose: stop containers, bring down volumes and networks, and offload all images for a complete cleanup.

Requirements

Must know how to pull Docker images and run them as containers

Description

This course is designed to teach you how to build and run an entire application ecosystem using Docker Compose. We will start out by learning to build a simple single container using a Docker Compose file. You will be creating a MySQL database in a single container. You will also get a brief exposure to using a RESTful Feign Client and Liquibase schema migration tool to enforce database schema.. From there, you will learn to build a multi container Docker Compose. You will create a MySQL and a Kafka/Zookeeper container. Finally, you will learn to build an entire application ecosystem with Docker Compose, very much close to real life implementation. This will consist of MySQL, Kafka/Zookeeper and a Spring Boot Microservice. For this course you will need to download and install Docker desktop (its free). You will also need to open a free Docker Hub account. Make sure to choose an IDE to work with. We use IntelliJ in this course. This course is OS agnostic and will not matter whether you are on a Windows, MacOSX, Linux or Unix platform. At the end of this course you will be able to download the code files so that you can practice this yourself.

Who this course is for:

Beginner Docker users who want to learn Docker Compose

Building Application Ecosystem with Docker Compose

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Course content

Introduction3 lectures • 7min

Single Container Docker Compose2 lectures • 6min

Multi Container Docker Compose3 lectures • 5min

Multi Container Docker Compose...(Kafka & Zookeeper)2 lectures • 7min