Docker & Kubernetes: The Complete Practical Guide

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Bogdan Stashchuk | Software Engineer, MBA, PhD

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01 - Introduction

001 Course introduction.mp4

01:49

002 Lets get connected! Join the Learning Community.html

003 GitHub Repository for the Docker course.html

004 IMPORTANT Course Structure.html

02 - Docker Installation

001 CHAPTER 1 - Installing Docker Desktop on Mac.mp4

04:57

002 Installing Docker Desktop on Windows.mp4

05:08

003 Installing Docker Engine on Linux.mp4

07:44

03 - Basic Docker Containers (Ubuntu, Busybox, Alpine)

001 Running hello-world container.mp4

04:55

002 Running Ubuntu container.mp4

10:58

003 Running Busybox container.mp4

08:13

004 Alpine vs Busybox images.mp4

12:11

04 - Port and Volume Mapping in the Docker Containers

001 Running Nginx with exposed port.mp4

09:21

002 Nginx container with custom content.mp4

12:25

003 Adding favicon to the project.mp4

06:27

004 WINDOWS using path variable.html

005 Using path variable in volume mapping.mp4

04:26

05 - Docker Containers Management (Ubuntu, NGINX)

001 Running containers in background.mp4

10:42

002 Running container with Pseudo TTY.mp4

07:37

003 Creating multiple Ubuntu containers from the same image.mp4

06:17

004 Running multiple Nginx servers.mp4

11:05

005 Cleaning up stopped containers.mp4

08:06

06 - Running Python Applications in Docker

001 Creating Python containers.mp4

05:35

002 Simple Python program.mp4

07:47

003 CHALLENGE Simple Python calendar app.mp4

02:42

004 CHALLENGE SOLUTION Simple Python calendar app.mp4

04:22

07 - Running Node.js Applications in Docker

001 Running Node.js container.mp4

05:23

002 Hello world application with Node.mp4

04:12

003 Express web server using Node.mp4

12:29

004 Add handling of the SIGINT and SIGTERM signals.mp4

06:20

005 CHALLENGE Create files handling Node app.mp4

03:17

006 CHALLENGE SOLUTION Create files handling Node app.mp4

07:55

007 Conclusion - containers can create and modify external files.mp4

02:06

08 - Running MongoDB Containers

001 Pulling Mongo image and creating first Mongo container.mp4

02:45

002 Starting additional processes in the running container.mp4

05:45

003 What is entrypoint and where is it located.mp4

04:06

004 Creating new Mongo database using Mongo shell.mp4

08:26

005 Running Mongo container with persistent database.mp4

13:07

09 - Communication between Containers and Environment Variables (MySQL, phpMyAdmin)

001 Starting Wordpress container.mp4

06:01

002 Plan for the next lectures - networks and environment variables.mp4

02:01

003 Default bridge network and communication between containers.mp4

06:29

004 Exploring environment variables.mp4

04:32

005 Starting MySQL container with env variable.mp4

04:39

006 Launching another phpMyAdmin container.mp4

06:50

007 Connecting phpMyAdmin to MySQL container.mp4

08:45

008 Making notes of the commands.mp4

04:11

10 - Default and Custom Bridge Networks in Docker (Wordpress, MySQL)

001 Communication using hostnames in the default bridge network.mp4

07:30

002 Inspecting default bridge network.mp4

03:59

003 Creating new custom bridge network.mp4

03:04

004 Creating busybox containers in the custom network.mp4

06:10

005 Using custom persistent names for connectivity in the custom network.mp4

07:44

006 MySQL and phpMyAdmin in the custom network.mp4

11:08

007 CHALLENGE Wordpress with MySQL and phpMyAdmin.mp4

02:39

008 CHALLENGE SOLUTION Wordpress with MySQL and phpMyAdmin - PART 1.mp4

11:27

009 CHALLENGE SOLUTION Wordpress with MySQL and phpMyAdmin - PART 2.mp4

08:50

010 Summary for the Wordpress and MySQL setup.mp4

03:02

11 - Additional Containers - Elasticsearch, Redis, Httpd

001 Getting docker image with curl utility.mp4

06:45

002 CHALLENGE Run Elasticsearch and curl containers in the custom network.mp4

02:12

003 CHALLENGE SOLUTION Run Elasticsearch and curl containers in the custom network.mp4

11:07

004 Inserting documents into Elasticsearch index.mp4

08:52

005 Starting Redis container.mp4

04:32

006 CHALLENGE Redis and Redis-commander.mp4

01:47

007 CHALLENGE SOLUTION Redis and Redis-commander.mp4

07:09

008 Launching httpd container.mp4

02:07

12 - CHAPTER 2 - Docker on Practice Summary and Intro to the Docker Fundamentals

001 Docker Fundamentals Practical section summary.mp4

00:52

002 Introduction to the Docker Fundamentals Chapter.mp4

01:20

13 - What is Docker and Docker Components

001 Virtual Machines vs Docker Containers.mp4

01:31

002 Virtual Machines Architecture.mp4

03:37

003 How I use Virtual Machines.mp4

10:20

004 My computer just ran out of memory.mp4

01:18

005 Docker Containers Architecture.mp4

05:57

006 How Docker is running on different Operating Systems.mp4

04:11

007 Container Processes and Resources.mp4

05:52

008 Docker Components Overview.mp4

02:55

009 Docker Client.mp4

04:18

010 Docker Server.mp4

03:42

011 Docker Host.mp4

05:35

012 Docker Image.mp4

02:04

013 Docker Container.mp4

02:40

014 Docker Repository.mp4

02:36

015 Docker Registry.mp4

03:48

016 Docker Components Summary.mp4

02:57

14 - Introduction to the Images and Containers

001 Docker Commands vs Management Commands.mp4

05:00

002 Alternative Commands.mp4

03:48

003 Basic Container and Images commands.mp4

03:42

004 Cleaning up my Docker setup.mp4

04:49

005 Pulling images from the Docker Hub.mp4

03:46

006 What is Docker Image.mp4

06:04

007 Creating new Container from the Image.mp4

03:34

008 What is CMD in the Docker Image.mp4

02:44

009 What is Docker Container.mp4

09:58

010 Summary for the Introduction to the Images and Containers.mp4

01:41

15 - CHAPTER 3 - Getting started with Linux

001 Why you need to know Linux while stydying Docker.mp4

01:26

002 Introduction to the Linux Section.mp4

01:30

003 Possible options to use Linux on MacOS and Windows.mp4

01:40

004 Creating Linux container using Docker.mp4

02:56

005 What is Shell, Terminal and Command.mp4

04:29

006 Getting information about Linux computer.mp4

05:30

007 How Shell understands that you have entered command.mp4

04:39

008 Getting help about commands using man utility.mp4

06:40

009 Command Options.mp4

08:12

010 Command Arguments.mp4

09:36

011 Arguments for Options.mp4

04:33

16 - Processes in Linux

001 What are processes.mp4

01:19

002 List running processes.mp4

03:46

003 Starting additional processes and killing processes.mp4

05:41

004 Installing htop package using apt-get.mp4

02:51

005 Using htop utility.mp4

04:42

006 Summary for Processes Monitoring.mp4

05:39

17 - Data Streams and Piping in Linux

001 Data Streams of the Process.mp4

02:25

002 Redirecting STDOUT and STDERR to the file.mp4

04:28

003 Where process data streams send data by default.mp4

03:14

004 How to send data to STDIN and redirect STDOUT and STDERR.mp4

11:01

005 Piping.mp4

04:51

006 Summary for the Data Streams and Piping.mp4

01:24

18 - Files and Directories Management in Linux

001 Introduction to the Files and Directories management.mp4

00:56

002 Linux File System structure and navigation.mp4

10:06

003 Listing files and directories.mp4

09:35

004 Exploring subdirectories of the root directory.mp4

06:49

005 Creating and removing directories and files.mp4

05:22

006 Creating new files.mp4

04:53

007 Editing files using Vim and Nano editors.mp4

07:06

008 Copy and move files and directories.mp4

08:52

009 Reading files.mp4

05:41

010 Filtering text using grep command.mp4

04:56

011 Soft vs Hard links.mp4

07:00

012 Creating hard and soft links.mp4

08:43

19 - Search operations in Linux

001 Introduction to the Find command.mp4

05:15

002 Searching files using Find command.mp4

05:05

003 Some other examples of the Find command.mp4

05:13

004 Executing additional commands inside of the Find operation.mp4

06:31

005 Xargs command.mp4

04:24

006 Piping results of the Find command to the other command using Xargs.mp4

05:00

20 - Compressing and Sorting in Linux

001 Overview of the tar and gzip utilities.mp4

03:41

002 Creating and extracting compressed archive using tar and gzip.mp4

07:45

003 Sorting files using ls command.mp4

04:42

004 Sorting contents of the files using Sort utility.mp4

06:23

21 - User Management and Permissions in Linux

001 Introduction to the User Management in Linux.mp4

01:54

002 Creating users using useradd command.mp4

14:18

003 Creating new user using adduser command.mp4

06:49

004 Changing ownership of the file.mp4

10:02

005 Changing permissions.mp4

14:07

22 - Executable Files and Scripting in Linux

001 Creating executable script.mp4

08:20

002 Adding path to the scripts into the PATH variable.mp4

04:57

003 Summary for Users, Permissions and Scripts.mp4

00:48

23 - Networking in Linux

001 Introduction to the Linux Networking Section.mp4

00:45

002 Exploring IP address settings.mp4

09:58

003 Verifying connectivity with remote servers.mp4

06:18

004 Enabling SSH on the Linux server.mp4

06:37

005 Connecting to the Linux server remotely via SSH.mp4

08:11

006 Using curl and wget utilites.mp4

05:14

24 - Environment Variables in Linux

001 Environment variables.mp4

05:42

002 SOLUTION - Script with environment variables access.mp4

02:54

003 Linux Chapter Summary.mp4

00:21

25 - CHAPTER 4 - Launching Course Project application without Docker

001 Introduction to the Dockerfiles and Docker Compose Chapter.mp4

01:28

002 Cloning remote Docker repository with project files.mp4

03:50

003 Project Overview.mp4

03:14

004 Getting Unsplash API Key.mp4

07:03

005 OPTIONAL Installing Node.js and NPM.mp4

01:28

006 OPTIONAL Installing Python, Pip and Pipenv on MacOS.mp4

12:44

007 OPTIONAL Installing Python, Pip and Pipenv on Windows.mp4

08:20

008 OPTIONAL Starting frontend app using NPM.mp4

05:04

009 OPTIONAL Starting api application using Python.mp4

08:09

010 Verifying how Images Gallery project works.mp4

04:00

011 Summary for start of the app without Docker.mp4

03:36

26 - Building custom images using Dockerfiles

001 Initializing Git and GitHub for the project.mp4

14:37

002 Installing Docker and hello-world using Docker.mp4

05:31

003 Creating Dockerfile for the Python API service.mp4

16:34

004 Building Docker image for the API service.mp4

08:57

005 Running API containers based on the built Docker image.mp4

08:17

006 Analyzing API Docker container from inside.mp4

13:26

007 Docker image for the API service Summary.mp4

02:49

008 Creating Dockerfile for the frontend application.mp4

06:26

009 Building Docker image for the frontend app.mp4

04:38

010 Running Docker container for the frontend service.mp4

03:14

011 Exploring frontend container from inside.mp4

04:07

012 Why you need to have node modules folder and python venv folders locally.mp4

07:59

013 Running both frontend and api containers in background.mp4

05:30

27 - Launching multiple services using Docker Compose

001 Creating basic docker-compose file.mp4

04:50

002 Bringing up both containers using docker-compose.mp4

08:05

003 How to operate containers using docker-compose.mp4

03:32

004 Creating volumes mapping for the frontend service.mp4

10:12

005 Fix volumes sync in the React container.mp4

03:38

006 Enabling volumes mapping for the api service.mp4

07:54

007 Enabling auto-restart and docker-compose summary for api and frontend.mp4

03:59

008 Why do we need mongo and mongo-express services.mp4

03:52

009 Mongo and mongo-express official docker images overview.mp4

05:47

010 Adding mongo and mongo-express services to the docker-compose file.mp4

04:43

011 Starting all services including mongo and mongo-express using docker-compose.mp4

04:36

28 - Exploring Docker Compose Setup

001 Docker Desktop Overview.mp4

07:18

002 Using Mongo shell and mongo-express GUI.mp4

07:13

003 MongoDB data is now deleted after docker-compose restart.mp4

04:05

004 Configuring persistent data volume for the mongo container.mp4

05:57

005 Verifying persistent MongoDB storage using volume.mp4

03:36

006 Mongo and mongo-express setup Summary.mp4

03:41

007 How docker-compose containers communicate with each other.mp4

04:18

008 Exploring networking between Docker containers.mp4

06:50

29 - Kubernetes for Beginners Introduction

001 Kubernetes Introduction.mp4

02:29

30 - Kubernetes Overview

001 What is Kubernetes.mp4

04:11

002 What is Pod.mp4

01:39

003 Kubernetes Cluster and Nodes.mp4

02:22

004 Kubernetes Services.mp4

03:41

005 What is kubectl.mp4

03:10

31 - Minikube Installation

001 Software required for this course.mp4

04:30

002 Installing kubectl.mp4

03:18

003 Installing Minikube.mp4

04:40

32 - Kubernetes Cluster

001 Creating Kubernetes cluster using Minikube.mp4

04:14

002 Exploring the Kubernetes node.mp4

06:50

33 - Kubernetes Pod Creation

001 Creating just single Pod.mp4

05:25

002 Exploring Kubernetes Pod.mp4

06:52

003 Creating alias for the kubectl command.mp4

02:32

34 - Kubernetes Deployment Creation

001 Creating and exploring Deployment.mp4

08:46

002 Scaling Deployment.mp4

03:04

003 Connecting to one of the Pods using its IP address.mp4

02:24

35 - Kubernetes Service Creation

001 What is Service.mp4

01:59

002 Creating and exploring ClusterIP Service.mp4

05:24

003 Connecting to the Deployment using ClusterIP Service.mp4

04:21

36 - Kubernetes Deployment and Service Deletion

001 Deleting Deployment and Service.mp4

01:29

37 - Running Node.js Application using K8S

001 Creating Node web application.mp4

07:41

002 Dockerizing Node application.mp4

08:35

003 Pushing custom image to the Docker Hub.mp4

01:45

004 Creating deployment based on the custom Docker image.mp4

05:46

005 Scaling custom image deployment.mp4

03:30

006 Creating NodePort Service.mp4

04:41

007 Creating LoadBalancer Service.mp4

03:02

38 - Rolling Updates and Pods Recovery

001 Rolling update of the deployment.mp4

08:45

002 What happens when one of the pods is deleted.mp4

01:05

39 - Kubernetes Dashboard

001 Kubernetes Dashboard.mp4

04:22

40 - Kubernetes YAML Specification Files

001 Creating YAML deployment specification file.mp4

06:17

002 How to use Kubernetes documentation.mp4

03:39

003 Applying YAML deployment file.mp4

03:47

004 Creating YAML service specification file.mp4

03:46

41 - Kubernetes Multiple Deployments Creation

001 Plan for the creation of the two deployments.mp4

03:21

002 Creating another web app with two endpoints.mp4

03:50

003 Building custom Docker image for the second web app.mp4

01:37

004 Creating YAML specification for the second web app.mp4

02:31

005 Creating YAML specification for the NGINX app.mp4

03:10

006 Applying specifications for both apps.mp4

01:57

42 - Interaction between Deployments

001 Verifying connectivity between different deployments.mp4

03:10

002 Resolving Service name to IP address.mp4

02:45

003 Deleting both applications.mp4

01:17

43 - Kubernetes CRI-O Container Runtime

001 Changing Container Runtime from Docker to CRI-O.mp4

03:53

002 Deploying apps using CRI-O container runtime.mp4

01:23

003 Verifying connectivity between deployments.mp4

01:07

44 - Kubernetes Summary

001 Kubernetes Summary.mp4

00:39

45 - Docker and Kubernetes Course Summary

001 Docker Complete Guide Summary.mp4

00:29

002 Bonus Lecture.html

Description

Complete Docker and Kubernetes Course - learn all core Docker features including Dockerfiles and Docker Compose

What You'll Learn?

How to use Docker images and create Containers
Manage Docker containers: start, stop, prune, restart
Enable port mapping and expose container ports to outside
Run Node and Python applications using Docker Containers
Create environment variables for Docker containers
Use volumes mapping and use specific working directories in the Docker containers
Create custom bridge networks and run multiple containers
Communicate between containers by container name in the custom bridge network

Who is this for?

Any software developers

What You Need to Know?

No specific requirements, just desire to make your hands dirty and learn Docker by doing

Any computer - Mac, Windows or Linux

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Description
This course is all about Docker and Kubernetes
Understand HOW Docker and Kubernetes work and learn their core features ONÂ PRACTICE. This is 90% practice course without no useless demos!
Learn how to create different containers like Node.js, Python, Wordpress, MongoDB, MySQL, Redis, Elasticsearch and much more.
Become a master of Docker and Kubernetes by understanding and practicing their main features.
All project files are available in the GitHub repository.
We will start by installing Docker on your computer - MacOS, Windows or Linux. On MacOS and Windows you will install Docker Desktop, on Linux you will install Docker Engine.
Afterwards we will jump into tons of practice activities and use different Docker features. You will pull different docker images and run multiple containers using them.
In practice sections you will perform multiple practice Docker activities:
Run Docker containers in foreground and background
Connect to certain process in the Docker from the Terminal
Expose internal container ports to outside
Add environment variable for container
Create custom names and hostnames for container
Create custom bridge network and run multiple containers inside of it
Communicate between containers
Persist containers folders using volumes mapping
You will also learn and practice how to use following Docker images
Ubuntu
Alpine, Busybox
Node.js
Python
MongoDB
MySQL, phpMyAdmin
NGINX
Wordpress
Elasticsearch
Redis
Httpd
During the course you will need to view and edit text files. For that you will NOT use terminal. Instead you will use GUI application VisualStudio Code. Also all project files are available in the GitHub repository. This means that during this course you will also learn how to use
Git and GitHub
VisualStudio Code
With this course you will get lifetime-long access to more than 50 lectures and tens of practical exercises. After the course you will get fundamental practical knowledge of Docker and be able to easily use it for development and testing of your applications.
But most important is that you will UNDERSTAND Docker main features like
Docker Volumes
Docker Networking
Environment Variables
Also you will UNDERSTAND Kubernetes main features like
Pods
Nodes
Cluster
Services
You will also get 30-days money-back guarantee. No questions asked!
Don't wait and join the course now!
Who this course is for:
Any software developers

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