I have been through very few learning experiences that were this thorough.Īfter learning other technologies through other means I always found that I had to dig up lots of documentation, without knowing where to start, when something inevitably stopped working and I had to debug it. The step by step instructions going from the bottom to the top while giving me a full overview of the stack gave this course that little extra I've missed in courses from other Docker instructors. The one thing I look for when learning new technologies is how they work under the hood. Is Docker Right For You?ģ.2 Virtual Machines vs Docker Containersģ.3 VMs vs Docker Containers in the Real WorldĤ.2 Docker Community Edition vs Docker EEĤ.3 Installing Docker on Linux, macOS and Windowsĥ.4 Downloading and Storing Docker ImagesĦ.9 Linking Containers With Docker NetworksĦ.13 Running Scripts When a Container Startsħ.2 Why Is It Worth Learning Docker Compose?ħ.3 Adding Docker Compose Support to Our Web Appħ.4 Managing Our Web App With Docker Composeħ.6 Managing Microservices with Docker ComposeĨ.2 General Tips for Dockerizing Any Web App All you have to do is move them from one environment to the next and you're good to go.Īre you ready to let Docker make you productive? Dive Into Docker is a course that was carefully crafted to teach you everything you need to know about Docker to start using it in your own projects.Ĭourse Curriculum 9 Sections | 44 Videos | 5 Hours 1. Docker makes it easy to deal with multiple active versions of your favorite language, and getting things running in production becomes a breeze because your app gets built into shiny self contained packages. Oops, there goes 2 weeks of your time.ĭocker fixes these problems and more. The best answer you can get from your developers is "it works for me!", and now you're stuck having to assimilate yourself into the ecosystem of whatever stack your developers used for the project. The only problem is the last 15 commits are "fix stuff" and when you try to run it on your staging server (or worse production!), you get barraged by errors. Or maybe you're an ops manager and your developers just handed you a new project to deploy. You also dread moving your app to production or another machine. Every time you try to update or create a new project, you're stuck battling those tools all day. You're a software developer who is constantly let down by programming language version managers such as rvm, rbenv, nvm, virtualenv and phpbrew.
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