Information Technology Basics
Fundamental principles and concepts
Building and Running Your First Docker App
This course will teach you the core fundamentals needed to build and run an application using Docker containers.
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Suitable for beginner learners. This course serves as an entry point into Information Technology, building foundational knowledge before moving on to advanced frameworks or specialized paths.
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What You’ll Learn
- Course Overview : 1min.
- Setting up Your Development Environment : 26mins.
- Create an Application Image : 36mins.
- Run an Application Container : 28mins.
- Communicate between Multiple Containers : 37mins.
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Description
Docker is a very powerful technology that can be used to package, deploy, and run your applications anywhere. In this course, Building and Running Your First Docker App, you'll learn how an application can be run using Docker containers. First, you'll explore the case for Docker and learn about the sample application that will be used throughout the course. Next, you'll discover the role of Docker images and how you can build your own custom application image using a Dockerfile and Docker commands. From there, you'll learn how to run a custom container and communicate with additional containers such as a database container. Finally, you'll cover how to build images and start multiple containers using an orchestration tool called Docker Compose. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the core skills and knowledge of Docker needed to build your own custom images and run your application in a container.
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