
Explore how data center and computing infrastructure complexity drives container-based solutions with Docker, from private to public clouds, and the evolution of software toward containerization.
Explore containerization and Docker basics to deploy, manage, and scale applications, gaining insights into cutting-edge tools and the evolution of software containers.
Explore containerization and the rise of containers and Docker as scalable solutions for modern software development, devops, and microservices.
Explore the evolution of software deployment from monolithic stacks to diverse, container-based solutions, highlighting compatibility challenges and the rise of modular, portable containers.
Explore how Docker and containerization isolate dependencies, enabling portable, efficient deployment of container images across environments and streamline dev ops with automated, repeatable workflows.
Learn to install Docker Engine on Ubuntu Linux by updating packages, adding the Docker repository, and installing Docker Engine and Docker Compose via apt-get following the official docs.
Master docker concepts like images and containers, the docker engine, and image layers. Explore registries and docker hub, official images, docker files, daemon, swarm, and compose.
Deployment, management and operationalizing these large complex infrastructures is a daunting task. Containerization of the apps and services helps to simplify these tasks. Docker is open source engine that can help you automate the deployment of applications inside software containers. Is was released in March 2013 and has been gaining popularity ever since. It has been downloaded 13 billion times as of 2017, and over 3.5 million applications have been placed in containers using Docker.