Automating Container Management with Ansible

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automating-container-management-ansible.zip

Module 1 - Containers and Automation

1. Overview.mp4

01:04

2. Lab Setup.mp4

00:49

3. Overview of Containers.mp4

10:02

4. Overview of Ansible Automation.mp4

05:26

Module 2 - Automating Docker Configuration

1. Architecture of a Docker Implementation.mp4

02:15

2. Installing Docker with Ansible.mp4

09:53

Module 3 - Building Container Images

1. Writing Dockerfiles.mp4

04:42

2. Creating Container Images with Ansible.mp4

05:16

Module 4 - Running Containers

1. Managing the Container Life Cycle.mp4

03:44

2. Automating Docker Compose.mp4

08:16

Description

Learn how to automate container operations on Linux, using Ansible and Docker, in order to quickly develop and deploy updated containers.

What You'll Learn?

Learn how to automate container operations on Linux, using Ansible and Docker, in order to quickly develop and deploy updated containers. In this course you will learn what containers are and why they’re beneficial. You will also learn how to install Docker and perform some of the basic actions like managing containers, images, and services. This course also covers the Ansible modules used to automate the container lifecycle and Docker compose.

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