Modul
Lab 3.3: Mount Volume with Read-only Mode
Kembali
Docker for Development and Operations
Modul 1
Introduction Of Container
What Are Container?
Why are containers important?
Host, Virtual Machine and Container
Orientation To The Lab Environtment
Lab 1.1 Preparation of Lab Environment
Modul 2
Introduction to Docker
Docker products
Docker Release Cycle
Lab 2.1 : Installing Docker
Lab 2.2 : Docker Run - Part 1
Lab 2.3 : Docker Run - Part 2
Lab 2.4 : Docker Run - Part 3
Modul 3
Managing Docker Container
Managing the Life Cycle of Containers - Part 1
Managing the Life Cycle of Containers - Part 2
Docker Volume
Docker Network
Lab 3.1: Mount Volume
Lab 3.2: Mount Volume with NFS Server
Lab 3.3: Mount Volume with Read-only Mode
Lab 3.4: Volume Driver
Lab 3.5: Default Bridge Network
Lab 3.6: User-Defined Bridge Network
Lab 3.7: Host Network
Modul 4
Creating Custom Docker Container Image
Docker images
Docker Registry
Manipulating Container Images
Building Custom Container Images with Dockerfile
Reviewing the Dockerfile in Depth
Lab 4.1: Exploring Dockerfile - Part 1
Lab 4.2: Exploring Dockerfile - Part 2
Modul 5
Docker Compose
Introducing Docker Compose
Running a multi-service app
Building images with Docker Compose
Running an application with Docker Compose
Scaling a service
Lab 6.1: Install Docker Compose
Lab 6.2: Compose & NFS server
Lab 6.3: Compose & Wordpress
Lab 6.4: Compose & app.py
Modul 6
Docker Continous Integration (CI)
CI Using Docker
Docker Hub Automated Build
Lab 7.1: Automated Build
Modul 7
Logging and Error Handling
Logging and Error Handling
Lab 8.1: Log Check
Modul 8
Logging Driver
Logging Driver
Lab 9.1: Configuring Logging Driver
Modul 9
Health Check
Health Check
Lab 10.1: Health Check
Modul 10
Security
Docker Security
CIS Docker Benchmark
Secure Computing Mode
Secret
Modul 11
Storage Driver
Docker Storage Drivers
Lab 12.1: Configuring Storage Driver
Modul 12
Portainer
Introducing Portainer