Using Docker on AWS with the Command Line

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David Clinton

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01. Docker on AWS_ Getting Started

01_01-Introduction to Docker.mp4

02:30

01_02-What Is Docker.mp4

05:11

01_03-Installing Docker on an EC2 Instance.mp4

04:21

01_04-Running Docker from the Command Line.mp4

05:35

01_05-Working with Dockerfiles.mp4

03:57

01_06-Working with Docker Hub Images.mp4

03:17

02. Amazon ECS_ Exploring the Environment

02_01-Introduction to Container and Cluster Computing.mp4

03:27

02_02-EC2 Container Service_ Defining Terms.mp4

06:29

03. Amazon ECS_ Building a Cluster Environment

03_01-Prepare an EC2 Instance and an ECS Task.mp4

06:01

03_02-Build an EC2 Service to Run the Task.mp4

02:52

03_03-Working with ECS Through the AWS CLI.mp4

04:35

04. Working with Docker Images and Registries

04_01-Introduction to Image Registries.mp4

01:15

04_02-Working with Docker Hub Repositories.mp4

03:25

04_03-Configure ECS to Authenticate with Docker Hub.mp4

03:16

04_04-Working with the Amazon EC2 Container Registry ECR.mp4

05:30

04_05-Course Overview.mp4

01:53

Description

Get yourself up to speed running your Docker workloads on AWS. Learn the CLI tools you'll need to manage containers using ECS - including Amazon's managed container launch type, Fargate - and Kubernetes (EKS) and the ECR image repo service.

What You'll Learn?

Looking to deploy high-performing and resource-efficient applications to a reliable and predictable environment? You'll have a hard time doing better than running Docker container clusters on Amazon AWS. In "Using Docker on AWS," you'll quickly go over the Docker basics. You'll then use some powerful command line interface tools (AWS CLI, docker, ecs-cli, eksctl, and kubectl) to effectively manage clusters and application workloads on Amazon's Elastic Container Service (both EC2 and Fargate launch types), the EKS Kubernetes orchestrator, and container images through both Docker Hub and the Elastic Container Registry (ECR). Using Docker on AWS will introduce you to both the theory and practice of using the world’s most popular container technology on the world’s most popular cloud platform.

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Docker

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David Clinton

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David Clinton is an AWS Solutions Architect and a Linux server administrator. He's written books on cloud and Linux administration, IT security, and data analytics.

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