Nigel Poulton

Docker Deep Dive

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Most applications, even the funky cloud-native microservices ones, need high-performance, production-grade infrastructure to run on. Having impeccable knowledge of Docker will help you thrive in the modern cloud-first world. With this book, you will gain the skills you need in order to work with Docker and its containers.
The book begins with an introduction to containers and explains their functionality and application in the real world. You will then get an overview of VMware, Kubernetes, and Docker and learn to install Docker on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Once you have understood the Ops and Dev perspective of Docker, you will be able to see the big picture and understand what Docker exactly does. The book then turns its attention to the more technical aspects, guiding you through practical exercises covering Docker engine, Docker images, and Docker containers. You will learn techniques for containerizing an app, deploying apps with Docker Compose, and managing cloud-native applications with Swarm. You will also build Docker networks and Docker overlay networks and handle applications that write persistent data. Finally, you will deploy apps with Docker stacks and secure your Docker environment.
By the end of this book, you will be well-versed in Docker and containers and have developed the skills to create, deploy, and run applications on the cloud.
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359 printed pages
Original publication
2020
Publication year
2020
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    Learn a lot about Docker, and applied knowledge in work processes.

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  • Vasya Rudashas quoted4 years ago
    Other Dockerfile instructions include LABEL, ENV, ONBUILD, HEALTHCHECK, CMD and more…
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    Run the following command from the shell of your Docker host to delete all containers.
    $ docker container rm $(docker container ls -aq) -f
  • Vasya Rudashas quoted4 years ago
    all of the container execution and container runtime code entirely removed from the daemon and refactored into small, specialized tools.

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