Dockerization - Do more with Docker

Docker Networking Primer 5 lectures 25:52 The Course Overview This video will give you an overview about the course. The Bridge Network Mode See how containers works in the bridge networking mode, which is the default mode. • Create and run a container • Inspect the container’s network properties • Show the use cases for port forwarding The Host Network Mode Introduce the host networking mode and the difference between it and the bridge one. • Create and run a container in the host networking mode • Establish a connection with the service running inside the container • Notice that we are able to communicate without using port forwarding The “none” Network Mode Demonstrate container behavior, when running in the none network mode and its use cases. • Create and run a container using BusyBox image • Ensure that the container is running in the none network mode • Terminate the container The User-Defined Network Type In this video, create a Docker network, create two containers, and attach them to this network. Also, demonstrate how they can communicate internally. • Create a Docker network • Create two containers and ensure that they use our user-defined network • Demonstrate how they can reach each other internally Docker Networking primer - Quiz Docker Networking Primer 5 lectures 25:52 The Course Overview This video will give you an overview about the course. The Bridge Network Mode See how containers works in the bridge networking mode, which is the default mode. • Create and run a container • Inspect the container’s network properties • Show the use cases for port forwarding The Host Network Mode Introduce the host networking mode and the difference between it and the bridge one. • Create and run a container in the host networking mode • Establish a connection with the service running inside the container • Notice that we are able to communicate without using port forwarding The “none” Network Mode Demonstrate container behavior, when running in the none network mode and its use cases. • Create and run a container using BusyBox image • Ensure that the container is running in the none network mode • Terminate the container The User-Defined Network Type In this video, create a Docker network, create two containers, and attach them to this network. Also, demonstrate how they can communicate internally. • Create a Docker network • Create two containers and ensure that they use our user-defined network • Demonstrate how they can reach each other internally Docker Networking primer - Quiz The Course Overview This video will give you an overview about the course. The Course Overview This video will give you an overview about the course. The Course Overview This video will give you an overview about the course. The Course Overview This video will give you an overview about the course. This video will give you an overview about the course. This video will give you an overview about the course. The Bridge Network Mode See how containers works in the bridge networking mode, which is the default mode. • Create and run a container • Inspect the container’s network properties • Show the use cases for port forwarding The Bridge Network Mode See how containers works in the bridge networking mode, which is the default mode. • Create and run a container • Inspect the container’s network properties • Show the use cases for port forwarding The Bridge Network Mode See how containers works in the bridge networking mode, which is the default mode. • Create and run a container • Inspect the container’s network properties • Show the use cases for port forwarding The Bridge Network Mode See how containers works in the bridge networking mode, which is the default mode. • Create and run a container • Inspect the container’s network properties • Show the use cases for port forwarding See how containers works in the bridge networking mode, which is the default mode. • Create and run a container • Inspect the container’s network properties • Show the use cases for port forwarding See how containers works in the bridge networking mode, which is the default mode. • Create and run a container • Inspect the container’s network properties • Show the use cases for port forwarding The Host Network Mode Introduce the host networking mode and the difference between it and the bridge one. • Create and run a container in the host networking mode • Establish a connection with the service running inside the container • Notice that we are able to communicate without using port forwarding The Host Network Mode Introduce the host networking mode and the difference between it and the bridge one. • Create and run a container in the host networking mode • Establish a connection with the service running inside the container • Notice that we are able to communicate without using port forwarding The Host Network Mode Introduce the host networking mode and the difference between it and the bridge one. • Create and run a container in the host networking mode • Establish a connection with the service running inside the container • Notice that we are able to communicate without using port forwarding The Host Network Mode Introduce the host networking mode and the difference between it and the bridge one. • Create and run a container in the host networking mode • Establish a connection with the service running inside the container • Notice that we are able to communicate without using port forwarding Introduce the host networking mode and the difference between it and the bridge one. • Create and run a container in the host networking mode • Establish a connection with the service running inside the container • Notice that we are able to communicate without using port forwarding Introduce the host networking mode and the difference between it and the bridge one. • Create and run a container in the host networking mode • Establish a connection with the service running inside the container • Notice that we are able to communicate without using port forwarding The “none” Network Mode Demonstrate container behavior, when running in the none network mode and its use cases. • Create and run a container using BusyBox image • Ensure that the container is running in the none network mode • Terminate the container The “none” Network Mode Demonstrate container behavior, when running in the none network mode and its use cases. • Create and run a container using BusyBox image • Ensure that the container is running in the none network mode • Terminate the container The “none” Network Mode Demonstrate container behavior, when running in the none network mode and its use cases. • Create and run a container using BusyBox image • Ensure that the container is running in the none network mode • Terminate the container The “none” Network Mode Demonstrate container behavior, when running in the none network mode and its use cases. • Create and run a container using BusyBox image • Ensure that the container is running in the none network mode • Terminate the container Demonstrate container behavior, when running in the none network mode and its use cases. • Create and run a container using BusyBox image • Ensure that the container is running in the none network mode • Terminate the container Demonstrate container behavior, when running in the none network mode and its use cases. • Create and run a container using BusyBox image • Ensure that the container is running in the none network mode • Terminate the container The User-Defined Network Type In this video, create a Docker network, create two containers, and attach them to this network. Also, demonstrate how they can communicate internally. • Create a Docker network • Create two containers and ensure that they use our user-defined network • Demonstrate how they can reach each other internally The User-Defined Network Type In this video, create a Docker network, create two containers, and attach them to this network. Also, demonstrate how they can communicate internally. • Create a Docker network • Create two containers and ensure that they use our user-defined network • Demonstrate how they can reach each other internally The User-Defined Network Type In this video, create a Docker network, create two containers, and attach them to this network. Also, demonstrate how they can communicate internally. • Create a Docker network • Create two containers and ensure that they use our user-defined network • Demonstrate how they can reach each other internally The User-Defined Network Type In this video, create a Docker network, create two containers, and attach them to this network. Also, demonstrate how they can communicate internally. • Create a Docker network • Create two containers and ensure that they use our user-defined network • Demonstrate how they can reach each other internally In this video, create a Docker network, create two containers, and attach them to this network. Also, demonstrate how they can communicate internally. • Create a Docker network • Create two containers and ensure that they use our user-defined network • Demonstrate how they can reach each other internally In this video, create a Docker network, create two containers, and attach them to this network. Also, demonstrate how they can communicate internally. • Create a Docker network • Create two containers and ensure that they use our user-defined network • Demonstrate how they can reach each other internally Docker Networking primer - Quiz Docker Networking primer - Quiz Docker Networking primer - Quiz Docker Networking primer - Quiz Making Docker Images Work for You 3 lectures 33:36 Using the ADD Command In this video, demonstrate the difference between the ADD command and the COPY command in the Dockerfile. • Create a Dockerfile and use the COPY command, and also build and show the results • Create a number of files that need to be copied and also, use the ADD command • Demonstrate other usages for the ADD command When (Not) to Use the Image Cache Here, show the image cache feature of Docker, when to use it, and when to avoid it.

• Create a new Dockerfile and download content using Git
• Show how caching enhances the build speed but also ignores changes done on the repo
• Add the “--no-cache” option to avoid caching the downloaded content

Build an API Image with Two Lines Only Show the usage of the onbuild tag that the allows the user to write less code for common Dockerfile steps. You can build an API image, with only two lines of Dockerfile.

• Create the Flask app
• Create the Dockerfile for the image
• Use the onbuild tag, to decrease the steps needed to build the image

Making Docker images work for you - Quiz Making Docker Images Work for You. 3 lectures 33:36 Using the ADD Command In this video, demonstrate the difference between the ADD command and the COPY command in the Dockerfile. • Create a Dockerfile and use the COPY command, and also build and show the results • Create a number of files that need to be copied and also, use the ADD command • Demonstrate other usages for the ADD command When (Not) to Use the Image Cache Here, show the image cache feature of Docker, when to use it, and when to avoid it.

• Create a new Dockerfile and download content using Git
• Show how caching enhances the build speed but also ignores changes done on the repo
• Add the “--no-cache” option to avoid caching the downloaded content

Build an API Image with Two Lines Only Show the usage of the onbuild tag that the allows the user to write less code for common Dockerfile steps. You can build an API image, with only two lines of Dockerfile.

• Create the Flask app
• Create the Dockerfile for the image
• Use the onbuild tag, to decrease the steps needed to build the image

Making Docker images work for you - Quiz Using the ADD Command In this video, demonstrate the difference between the ADD command and the COPY command in the Dockerfile. • Create a Dockerfile and use the COPY command, and also build and show the results • Create a number of files that need to be copied and also, use the ADD command • Demonstrate other usages for the ADD command Using the ADD Command In this video, demonstrate the difference between the ADD command and the COPY command in the Dockerfile. • Create a Dockerfile and use the COPY command, and also build and show the results • Create a number of files that need to be copied and also, use the ADD command • Demonstrate other usages for the ADD command Using the ADD Command In this video, demonstrate the difference between the ADD command and the COPY command in the Dockerfile. • Create a Dockerfile and use the COPY command, and also build and show the results • Create a number of files that need to be copied and also, use the ADD command • Demonstrate other usages for the ADD command Using the ADD Command In this video, demonstrate the difference between the ADD command and the COPY command in the Dockerfile gRunning Remote Containers on VirtualBox Introduce the Docker Machine...