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    In this comprehensive course, participants delve into the world of Docker, the industry-leading containerization platform revolutionizing modern IT infrastructures. This intensive program equips learners with the essential knowledge and practical skills needed to harness the power of Docker effectively.

    Throughout the course, participants explore the core features of Docker, including container creation and management, advanced networking techniques, persistent data management with volumes, and Dockerfile creation for custom image management. Emphasis is placed on best practices for securing Docker installations and containers, ensuring robust and resilient environments.

    Hands-on labs provide invaluable practical experience, allowing participants to apply concepts learned in real-world scenarios. By the end of the course, learners will be proficient in Docker usage, enabling them to streamline application deployment processes, enhance efficiency, and drive innovation within their organizations.

    Whether you're an IT professional looking to stay ahead of the curve or an organization seeking to optimize your infrastructure, This Docker offers the knowledge and expertise needed to thrive in today's rapidly evolving IT landscape.

    Comprehensive Docker Training Objectives

    • Enhanced Knowledge of Container Technology: Participants gain knowledge about container creation management networking and security which are essential skills in modern IT environments.
    • Improved Efficiency and Productivity: Learning Docker enables professionals to streamline application deployment processes. By containerizing applications organizations can achieve greater efficiency scalability and portability leading to faster development cycles and quicker time-to-market for new services and updates.
    • Adoption of Best Practices: The course emphasizes best practices for Docker usage including container orchestration security measures and optimization techniques. Participants learn how to implement these best practices in real-world scenarios ensuring that Docker environments are robust secure and well-optimized.
    • Competitive Advantage: Docker skills are highly valued in the IT industry particularly in organizations adopting DevOps practices and microservices architectures. By acquiring expertise in Docker professionals enhance their career prospects and remain competitive in the job market.
    • Preparation for Certification: For individuals seeking formal recognition of their Docker proficiency completing the GL340 course can serve as valuable preparation for Docker certification exams such as the Docker Certified Associate (DCA) certification. Certification validates one's skills and can open up additional career opportunities.
    • Hands-on Experience: The course includes practical labs where participants apply Docker concepts in real-world scenarios. Hands-on experience is crucial for solidifying understanding and gaining confidence in using Docker effectively in professional environments.

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    • Comprehensive Docker Training Prerequisites

      Required Prerequisites
      Proficiency with the Linux command line interface (CLI).
      A broad understanding of Linux system administration.
      Useful Prerequisites
      Successful completion of the Linux Fundamentals course
      Successful completion of the Linux Systems Administration course

    • Comprehensive Docker Training Format

      In-Person

      Online

    • Comprehensive Docker Training Outline

      CONTAINER TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW
      Application Management Landscape
      Application Isolation
      Resource Measurement and Control
      Container Security
      OverlayFS Overview
      Container Security
      Open Container Initiative
      Docker Alternatives
      Docker Ecosystem
      LAB TASKS
      Container Concepts runC
      Container Concepts Systemd
      INSTALLING DOCKER
      Installing Docker
      Docker Architecture
      Starting the Docker Daemon
      Docker Daemon Configuration
      Docker Control Socket
      Enabling TLS for Docker
      Validating Docker Install
      LAB TASKS
      Installing Docker
      Protecting Docker with TLS
      MANAGING CONTAINERS
      Creating a New Container
      Listing Containers
      Managing Container Resources
      Running Commands in an Existing Container
      Interacting with a Running Container
      Stopping, Starting, and Removing Containers
      Copying files in/out of Containers
      Inspecting and Updating Containers
      Docker Output Filtering & Formatting
      LAB TASKS
      Managing Containers
      Configure a docker container to start at boot.
      MANAGING IMAGES
      Docker Images
      Listing and Removing Images
      Searching for Images
      Downloading Images
      Uploading Images
      Export/Import Images
      Save/Load Images
      Committing Changes
      LAB TASKS
      Docker Images
      Docker Platform Images
      CREATING IMAGES WITH DOCKERFILE
      Dockerfile
      Caching
      docker image build
      Dockerfile Instructions
      ENV and WORKDIR
      Running Commands
      Getting Files into the Image
      Defining Container Executable
      HEALTHCHECK
      Best Practices
      Multi-Stage builds with Dockerfile
      LAB TASKS
      Dockerfile Fundamentals
      Optimizing Image Build Size
      Image Builds and Caching
      DOCKER VOLUMES
      Volume Concepts
      The docker volume Command
      Creating and Using Internal Volumes
      Internal Volume Drivers
      Removing Volumes
      Creating and Using External Volumes
      SELinux Considerations
      Mapping Devices
      LAB TASKS
      Docker Internal Volumes
      Docker External Volumes
      DOCKER COMPOSE/SWARM
      Writing YAML Files
      Concepts
      Compose CLI
      Defining a Service Set
      Legacy Compose Versions
      Docker Engine Swarm Mode
      Docker Swarm Terms
      Docker Swarm Command Overview
      Creating a Swarm
      Creating Services
      Creating Secrets
      Stack Files
      Stack Command
      Swarm Placements
      Swarm Resource Limits & Reservations
      Swarm Networking
      Swarm Networking Troubleshooting
      LAB TASKS
      Docker Compose
      Docker Engine Swarm Mode
      DOCKER NETWORKING
      Overview
      Data-Link Layer Details
      Network Layer Details
      Hostnames and DNS
      Service Reachability
      Container to Container Communication
      Container to Container: Links (deprecated)
      Container to Container: Private Network
      Managing Private Networks
      Remote Host to Container
      LAB TASKS
      Docker Networking
      Exposing Ports
      Docker Networking
      DOCKER LOGGING
      Docker Logging
      Docker Logging with json-file and journald
      Docker Logging with syslog
      Docker Logging with Graylog or Logstash
      Docker Logging with Fluentd
      Docker Logging with Amazon or Google
      Docker Logging with Splunk
      LAB TASKS
      Logging to syslog
      APPENDIX - DOCKER REGISTRY LAB TASKS
      Docker Registry
      Docker Registry (secured)
      Docker Content Trust