Michael Brian

Docker Michael Brian

All issues raised in the reviews have been rectifiedIf you're reading this then you're interested in learning about Docker and how it works!Operators use Docker to run and manage apps side by side in isolated containers to get better compute density. Enterprises use Docker to build agile software delivery pipelines to ship new features faster, more securely and of confidence for both Linux and Windows software. Instances of images are called containers; they are the objects you'll deal with most. Containers are completely isolated environments; they can have their own processes for services, their own network interfaces, their own mounts just like washing machines except they all share the same OS kernel. An image is a package or a template just like a VM template that you might have worked with in the virtualization world. It is used to create one or more containers. Containers are running instances of images that are isolated and have their own environments and set of processes.
In this book, we are coming up with an introduction and technical information about Docker. Everything is well explained in layman terms to help beginners learn, understand and master Docker very fast.
This is a preview of what you will learn:
- What containers are
- What Docker is
- Why you might need it
- What it can do for you
- How to run a Docker container
- How to build your own Docker image
- Networking in Docker
- How to use Docker compose
- What Docker registry is
-How to deploy your own private registry
- Docker for Windows and Mac
- Introduction to container orchestration tools like Docker swarm and Kubernetes
- And much more!
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