Hyland Alfresco Developer - Installation with containers

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Martin Bergljung

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1 - Introduction

1 - Introduction.mp4

03:35

2 - Docker

2 - What is Docker.mp4

10:44

3 - Installing Docker and Kubernetes on Mac.mp4

09:43

4 - Installing Docker and Kubernetes on Windows Professional and Enterprise editions.mp4

10:57

5 - Installing Docker and Kubernetes on Linux.mp4

10:10

6 - Running a Docker Container.mp4

08:28

7 - Exposing Ports for External Access.mp4

05:55

8 - Docker Volumes.mp4

08:08

9 - Looking inside a Docker Container.mp4

02:50

10 - Environment Variables.mp4

03:51

11 - Docker Container Logs.mp4

02:27

12 - Listing Running Docker Containers.mp4

03:35

13 - Stopping a Docker Container.mp4

02:12

14 - Listing Stopped Docker Containers.mp4

01:11

15 - Removing a Stopped Docker Container.mp4

02:23

16 - Docker Networks and Multiple Containers.mp4

09:55

17 - Docker Images.mp4

05:06

18 - Docker Image Repositories.mp4

04:50

19 - Building your own Docker Images.mp4

10:03

3 - Docker Compose

20 - Introduction.mp4

08:11

21 - Running the Nginx app.mp4

17:58

21 - nginx.zip

22 - Running multiple apps and services.mp4

09:04

22 - docker-compose-multi.zip

23 - Stopping the system.mp4

01:26

4 - Installing Running Alfresco Content Services ACS Enterprise Trial version

24 - Introduction.mp4

04:45

25 - Register for an ACS Enterprise Trial.mp4

08:32

26 - Login to Alfresco Enterprise Docker Images Repository.mp4

04:03

27 - A look at the ACS 7 Enterprise Docker Compose file.mp4

08:04

28 - Running ACS 7 Enterprise version with Docker Compose.mp4

13:41

29 - Stopping the system.mp4

01:50

5 - Installing and Running Alfresco Content Services ACS Community version

30 - Register for an ACS Community Trial.mp4

07:30

31 - A look at the ACS 231 Community Docker Compose file.mp4

08:26

32 - Running ACS 231 Community version with Docker Compose.mp4

16:43

6 - Analysing Inspecting a running Alfresco Content Services ACS instance

33 - Introduction.mp4

00:51

34 - Command line.mp4

07:51

35 - Docker Desktop.mp4

07:41

36 - Stopping the Alfresco Community instance.mp4

01:18

7 - Running older versions of Alfresco Content Services ACS

37 - Introduction.mp4

04:47

38 - Running an older version of ACS Enterprise.mp4

07:28

39 - Running an older version of ACS Community.mp4

13:46

39 - docker-compose-60.zip

8 - Generating an Alfresco Content Services ACS Docker Compose file

40 - Introduction.mp4

13:15

41 - Generated-ACS-7.1-with-module.zip

41 - Generating a Docker Compose file including dev project for ACS 71 Community.mp4

15:41

42 - Building custom images and running ACS 71 Community.mp4

07:30

9 - Installing Alfresco Process Services APS Enterprise Trial version

43 - Introduction.mp4

05:34

44 - Registering for a Trial.mp4

04:29

45 - Creating the APS 24 Enterprise Docker Compose file.mp4

08:25

45 - docker-compose.zip

46 - Running APS 24 Enterprise version with Docker Compose and Volume discussion.mp4

13:08

10 - Activiti Open Source Workflow Engine

47 - Overview of the different Activiti versions and how they are used.mp4

04:31

11 - not used

48 - not used 1.mp4

03:01

49 - not used 2.mp4

03:01

50 - not used 3.mp4

03:01

Description

Learn how to install latest Alfresco products (ACS and APS) using Docker Compose locally

What You'll Learn?

Docker basics
Docker Compose basics
Installing Alfresco Content Services (ACS) Enterprise Edition via website trial
Installing Alfresco Content Services (ACS) Community Edition
Installing older versions of Alfresco Content Services (ACS)
Generating a Docker Compose file for Alfresco Content Services (ACS)
Analysing / Inspecting a running Alfresco Content Services (ACS) instance
Installing Alfresco Process Services (APS) via website Trial
Building a Docker Compose file for Alfresco Process Services (APS)
Learn the difference between private and public Alfresco Docker images

Who is this for?

Alfresco architects, developers, consultants

What You Need to Know?

Experience with Windows or Mac

More details

Description
This course teaches you how to get up and running with the Alfresco Content Services (ACS) system locally using Docker Compose. It will cover the differences between the Community version and the Enterprise version. As well as looking at the supplied Docker Compose files we will also try out a Docker Compose file generator.
After covering ACS we will look at Alfresco Process Services (APS). An APSÂ trial does not supply a Docker Compose file so we will see how one can be easily created. In this section we will also discuss different versions of the Activiti open source workflow and engine and what versions that are embedded in ACSÂ and APS.
This course also covers basic Docker and Docker Compose concepts.
This is in preparation for developing extensions for ACS and APS. Technically you don't have to install ACS separately to develop extensions for it as the Alfresco SDKÂ can run ACS with the extension(s) you are developing. However, deploying and running your extensions in a standard installation independently of the SDK is always a good idea before shipping it.
We also went through how to install ACS extensions when using Docker. This requires building your own Docker Images and using them instead of the standard ACSÂ Docker Images. We will look at where the standard ACSÂ Docker Images are stored and how they are referenced in the Docker Compose files.
In this course you will also learn about the GitHub projects used to package and deploy the ACS product, and where you can find the Docker Images used in the deployment process.
Who this course is for:
Alfresco architects, developers, consultants

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I have been working with Alfresco for the past 10 years. I started out building an email integration for Alfresco, integrating Apache James, so my first experience with the product was a deep dive into coding a customisation. I then started doing consulting projects based on Alfresco and found out quite quickly that I really like the product. It is very open and allows you to build pretty much anything you can come up with (or your client can come up with!).In 2011 I got the opportunity to write a book about Alfresco, which was a great experience as I really like to mentor, train, and educate people. I then did more consulting and got into bigger projects in the publishing space. During a couple of years I was also an instructor giving Alfresco classroom training courses. Then in 2014 I got the opportunity to write another book about Alfresco and specifically the CMIS standard that you can use to talk to the Alfresco content management system, again a great experience.In 2015 I started working for Alfresco with all kinds of stuff, such as developing the Alfresco SDK, creating developer documentation, writing articles, talking at conferences, prototyping new features. What I really like to do is take what we develop internally at Alfresco and try and explain it in an easy and understandable way. Since 2017 I have been working a lot with container technology as version 6.x of the Alfresco product is deployed and run with containers. The product is run locally with Docker Compose and in production with Kubernetes. It is deployed with Kubernetes Helm. So I got exposed to these new technologies during a couple of years now in real scenarios, within a company doing the transition to containers.

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