Dive Into Docker: The Docker Course for Developers
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 1.5 Hours | Lec: 22 | 185 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Learn what Docker is, when to use it and how it compares to VMs. Then get Docker installed and understand how it works.
This course uses the latest features from Docker v17.04 CE.
Tired of dealing with version and dependency errors?
If you're a software developer, when was the last time things went well when you tried to upgrade your favorite programming language on your development box? It's always the same nightmare where you battle rvm, rbenv, nvm, virtualenv or phpbrew for hours on end. It never ends.
If you're an ops manager, you must be getting pretty tired of hearing "it works for me!" from your developers when they hand you a project that throws dozens of errors when you try to set it up in production. Now it's on you to become an expert with their language of choice because you need to absorb their entire stack's ecosystem in order to set things up on a new machine.
Docker fixes these problems and more. Version and dependency issues suddenly disappear because everything is neatly tucked away into self contained files that you can build once and move from one environment to the next.
Ready to let Docker make you happy? Dive Into Docker was created to teach you everything you need to know about Docker so you can start using it on your own projects.
What will I be able to do after completing this course?
First, it's important to understand that this course is a free preview of the full version of the course (we'll go over the differences soon).
After completing the full version of this course you'll be able to Dockerize your own web applications with total confidence. You'll have plenty of experience working with Docker and Docker Compose for both simple and complex web apps.
You'll also have a very solid understanding of Docker's ecosystem and philosophies, so you'll be able to adopt what you've learned here for whatever use case you come across out in the wild.
What makes this course special?
This is my third Docker course and it's the result of getting feedback from many previous students and then locking myself in a dungeon for 3 months while I created a Docker learning experience that is forged from both years of real world experience and feedback.
Over the years I've answered over 3,000 student questions on Docker and have done dozens of 1 on 1 video calls where I personally trained individuals and teams on how to adopt Docker to their projects.
You can also sleep well at night knowing that the content in this course has Docker's seal of approval since they invited me onto their team as a Docker Captain. This is a small group of Docker experts that Docker personally reached out to.
What's the deal with the free preview?
Both the free and full version of the course start off exactly the same.
The free version covers the first third of the course (about 1.5 hours) and I released it for free because I really think most developers will be using Docker eventually. I also believe in giving back to the community and releasing a substantial part of the course for free is my way of saying thanks.
The free version covers most of the theory around what Docker is, how it differs from other technologies, when you should use it and how Docker operates under the hood. It also covers installing Docker and playing around with it for a little bit.
What's included in the complete course?
The full version picks off exactly where the free version ends.
The full version is jam packed with labs and challenges that cover a lot of what you'll use and see in the real world when it comes to using Docker and Compose Compose. You'll learn everything you need to know to start developing serious business web applications with Docker.
Building and pushing images, running and debugging containers, networking, live code reloading, logging, data persistence, and much more are all explained in full detail. More importantly, you'll get to try everything out with the labs and challenges. You're getting both the "why" and the "how".
Can I make money by learning Docker?
Absolutely. According to Glass Door, the average software developer who understands Docker has a base salary that starts at about $125,000 / year. After finishing the full version of this course you will be absolutely qualified to hunt around for jobs that are looking for people to implement Docker on their projects.
Some of my students in other courses I have created have generated thousands upon thousands of dollars in freelance income with the knowledge they gained. This course is no different. You'll EASILY get a 10x return on investment if your motivation is to make money with Docker.
What kind of support can I expect?
The very best. It doesn't matter if you take the free or full version when it comes to support. You can expect hand crafted personal responses to all of your questions that are about this course. Who knows, I may even help you out for slightly off topic questions too!
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