Certificate in Docker

Certificate in Docker

About Docker

Using OS-level virtualization, Docker's platform as service offerings distribute software in packages known as containers. There are free and premium tiers for the service. The Docker Engine is the name of the program that runs the containers. Docker, Inc. is the company behind its creation, and it originally began in 2013.

Why is Docker important?

Docker was created to make it simpler for developers to create, distribute, and operate applications utilizing containers. With the use of containers, developers may package a program along with all of its specifications and settings, including libraries and other dependencies, and then deploy the entire package.

Software is packaged by Docker into standardized units called containers that contain all of the necessary code, libraries, system tools, and runtime.

Who should take the Docker Exam?

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• IT Professionals
• System Admins
• Software Testers
• Solutions Architects
• Security Engineers

Docker Certification Course Outline

1. Why Docker?
2. Introduction to Docker
3. Docker Installation
4. Common Docker Operations
5. Saving Changes to Docker
6. Components of the Docker Ecosystem
7. Docker Engine & Dockerfile
8. Docker Architecture 
9. Common Docker Commands
10. Why Do We Use Docker Storage?
11. Types of Docker Storage
12. Working with Volumes
13. Volume Driver
14. Volume Backup & Restore
15. Bind Mount & tmpfs Mount Commands
16. Docker Compose
17. Container Orchestration
18. Networking in Docker
19. Docker Monitoring
20. Introduction to Kubernetes
21. Kubernetes Architecture
22. Introduction to Pods and Services