Introduction to Docker for Java Developers

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Mary Ellen Bowman

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01 - Introduction

01 - Ship it.mp4

01:15

02 - What you should know.mp4

00:52

02 - 1. Getting Started

01 - Imagine building and launching a Java app without Java.mp4

04:04

02 - Installing Docker Desktop.mp4

00:44

03 - Building, deploying, and launching the Java app.mp4

05:01

04 - Scaffolding Java applications with Docker.mp4

03:48

03 - 2. Understanding Docker

01 - Understanding containerization.mp4

02:09

02 - Comparing images to containers.mp4

01:43

03 - Writing Dockerfiles.mp4

01:08

04 - Discover the Docker CLI.mp4

01:52

05 - Learn Dockerfile instructions.mp4

07:24

06 - Convert code to a Docker image.mp4

04:51

07 - Challenge Modify Dockerfile to remove Forever.java.mp4

00:45

08 - Solution Modify Dockerfile to remove Forever.java.mp4

01:10

04 - 3. Containerization Best Practices

01 - Layering in Docker images.mp4

05:14

02 - Building multistage Docker images.mp4

06:38

03 - Specify volumes and ports.mp4

09:44

04 - Docker registry.mp4

04:23

05 - Container orchestration with Docker Compose.mp4

09:10

05 - 4. Dockerfile Alternatives

01 - Ditching the Dockerfile.mp4

00:52

02 - Cloud Native Buildpacks.mp4

02:56

03 - Spring Boot Docker plugin.mp4

02:46

04 - The Google Jib plugin.mp4

03:20

06 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

01:01

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Docker—a leading software container platform—can simplify the overall application delivery experience by providing a common platform for collaboration. Docker integrates seamlessly with existing tool chains, making it easier to deliver software rapidly if you’re running a Java application. In this course, instructor Mary Ellen Bowman helps you discover how to get started with Docker, with tips and tricks tailored specifically for Java developers working with the platform.

Learn how the Docker engine provides an easy-to-build runtime environment, a must-have for Java developers. Explore the magic of using Docker to build and run a java application without installing Maven, Tomcat, or the required version of Java. Along the way, Mary gives you pointers on best practices for containerization and using dockerfile alternatives such as Cloud Native Buildpacks and plugins for Google Jib and Spring Boot.

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Mary Ellen Bowman

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Over 30 years of full lifecycle software development experience in various industries including healthcare, aerospace, supply chain management, logistics, and government contracting. Recent experience in Web-Enablement using Spring (Data JPA, Boot, REST), AWS Ecosystem (Lambda, Dynamo, SQS), and Docker containers. Software Development Instruction Content Author. Specialties: Java, Spring Data JPA and MongoDb, Spring Boot, Docker, RESTful WebServices, AWS Lambda, DynamoDb, Agile Software Development, Javascript, JSON, Tomcat, UML, Webservices, Servlets, software development, mentoring, formal instruction.

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