Learn how to manage data with Docker. Plus, build in-demand skills for creating and managing data volumes and mounting host directories as data volumes.
Docker has become the industry standard for containerization. It allows developers to package their applications in portable containers that can run on any system. Businesses are therefore increasingly adopting containerization to optimize their software development and deployment processes, while simultaneously reducing infrastructure costs and improving the scalability, security, and reliability of their applications. As a result, professionals who are proficient in managing containerization using Docker are in strong demand.
During this Docker course, you will learn about creating and running containers and creating a Dockerfile to build a custom image. You will explore how to manage data with Docker and how to create and manage data volumes and mount host directories as data volumes. You will investigate networking with Docker and learn how to use Docker Compose to start and stop a multi-container application and scale containers. You will also explore best practices for writing Dockerfiles and Docker Compose files, plus how to troubleshoot them.
Overall, this Docker course is ideal for professionals who wish to build the skills in containerization using Docker that businesses are looking for.
This course comprises six purposely designed modules that take you on a carefully defined learning journey.
It is an instructor-led course which runs to a fixed schedule, with set start and finish dates. It is driven forward by your instructor and features live sessions that are aired at a set time. You will, however, have time to complete certain activities at your own pace outside of the live sessions.
The materials for each module are accessible from the start of the course and will remain available for the duration of your enrollment. Methods of learning and assessment will include reading material, hands-on labs, and online exam questions.
As part of our mentoring service you will have access to valuable guidance and support throughout the course. We provide a dedicated discussion space where you can ask questions, chat with your peers, and resolve issues.
Once you have successfully completed the course, you will earn your Certificate of Completion.
Once you've completed this course, you will:
You will need an understanding of the following aspects to enroll for this course:
The following knowledge is beneficial for taking this course:
We believe every learner is an individual and every course is an opportunity to build job-ready skills. Through our human-centered approach to learning, we will empower you to fulfil your professional and personal goals and enjoy career success.
1-on-1 mentoring, live classes, webinars, weekly feedback, peer discussion, and much more.
Hands-on labs and projects tackling real-world challenges. Great for your resumé and LinkedIn profile.
Designed by the industry for the industry so you can build job-ready skills.
Competency building and global certifications employers are actively looking for.
Certificate of completion
06 Modules
07 Skills
Discussion space
06 Hands-on labs
06 Knowledge checks
01 Final exam
Dockerfile
Data volumes
Networks
Docker Compose file
Installing Docker
Managing data with Docker
Networking with Docker
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Containerization with Docker refers to the practice of using Docker, an open-source containerization platform, to create, manage, and deploy lightweight, portable, and isolated environments known as containers. Docker allows developers to package an application and its dependencies into a single container that can run on any platform, making it easier to build, test, and deploy applications in a consistent and reliable way across different computing environments. Containerization with Docker provides a way to streamline the development and deployment of software applications while also improving scalability, efficiency, and security.
Yes, you will receive a Certificate of Completion after successfully finishing the course. This will add valuable details to your resume and LinkedIn profile and will give you an extra edge over other candidates.
Although it is not necessary to know a programming language to learn about containerization with Docker, having some programming knowledge can be helpful. Docker itself is not a programming language, but rather a tool that allows you to package and deploy applications in containers. However, you will need to work with command-line interfaces (CLI) to build, deploy, and manage containers, so some basic knowledge of CLI and the operating system you are working on is essential.
Learn Containerization with Docker is a web-based course. This means it is 100% online and does not require any in-person attendance. All you need is adequate access to the internet and the necessary technology to utilize the course materials, which comprise articles, videos, and knowledge checks. Additionally, you can connect easily with others on the course and your mentors through the discussion space.
Docker is a powerful tool that can greatly benefit DevOps practices by enabling efficient deployment and management of applications across multiple environments. Here are some ways you can use Docker for DevOps:
Completing the Learn CI/CD with Jenkins course will provide you with valuable skills for several job roles related to continuous integration and continuous deployment. These skills are very useful for DevOps engineers, build and release engineers, automation engineers, Jenkins administrators, and DevOps consultants.
You will have access to a dedicated discussion space where you can ask questions, share knowledge, and interact with other learners. You will also have access to a team of experienced instructors who will provide guidance and feedback throughout the course.
Certificate of completion
06 Modules
07 Skills
Discussion space
06 Hands-on labs
06 Knowledge checks
01 Final exam
Dockerfile
Data volumes
Networks
Docker Compose file
Installing Docker
Managing data with Docker
Networking with Docker
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