Docker and Kubernetes Training
Master building, testing, and deploying Docker applications seamlessly with Kubernetes through this Docker Kubernetes Certification.
- Get hands-on experience with Docker and Kubernetes components.
- Learn Docker and Kubernetes architecture, components, and installation.
- Deploy stateful and stateless applications on Kubernetes clusters.
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Introduction to Certified Docker and Kubernetes
Kubernetes, developed by Google, is a powerful tool designed to simplify the automation of deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. Docker, on the other hand, is a platform for building, shipping, and running container-based applications. In a Docker and Kubernetes training program, you will gain hands-on experience in creating, testing, and deploying Docker applications with the support of Kubernetes.
While managing a few containers and applications is relatively straightforward, orchestrating hundreds or thousands of them requires advanced tools. Kubernetes addresses this need by offering robust solutions for managing, automating, and scaling containerized applications. The Docker and Kubernetes training course is tailored to equip professionals with the skills to master this ecosystem.
Although Docker and Kubernetes are often used together, they operate on different layers and fulfill distinct purposes. Each can function independently, but when combined, they create a powerful synergy for managing containerized workloads effectively. This certification course focuses on leveraging the combined strengths of Docker and Kubernetes to achieve optimal performance and efficiency.
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Course Syllabus - Advanced CSPO
VMs and Containers
Discover the purpose of containers, how they work, and how they differ from virtual machines (VMs).
Docker Volumes and Networking
Understand the concept of Docker Volumes and how Docker Networks function to enable communication between containers.
Kubernetes
Dive into Kubernetes, exploring its features, usage, and the benefits it offers for managing containerized applications.
Working with Kubernetes
Master creating Pods, deployments, and services in Kubernetes while leveraging its advantages.
Monolithic vs. Microservices Applications
Learn the differences between monolithic applications and microservices and understand their respective benefits and use cases.
Docker Orchestration
Explore Docker Orchestration tools like Docker Compose and Docker Swarm to manage multi-container applications.
Docker Registry
Get familiar with Docker Registry for storing, pulling, and pushing images, along with its advanced features.
Docker Swarm vs. Kubernetes
Understand the functionality of Docker Swarm, how it compares to Kubernetes, and why Kubernetes is considered more robust.
Course Syllabus
Learning Objectives:
Understand the concept of containers and how they differ from virtual machines. Learn the benefits of using containers, explore Docker use cases, and gain an understanding of Docker architecture and its components.
Topics Covered:
- Evolution of Docker and Containers
- Differences between Virtual Machines and Containers
- Practical Applications of Docker
- Advantages of Containers
- Basic Docker Commands
- Case Study
Hands-On Practice:
Learn and practice Docker commands for creating, stopping, removing, and copying containers.
Learning Objectives:
Learn the prerequisites for Docker installation, install and configure Docker Toolbox on Windows, set up Docker on Amazon EC2, and validate the installation. Dive deeper into Docker’s architecture and components.
Topics Covered:
- Installing and Configuring Docker Toolbox on Windows
- Setting up Docker on Amazon Linux EC2
Hands-On Practice:
Step-by-step installation and configuration of Docker.
Learning Objectives:
Learn to create custom Docker images, use Dockerfiles for automation, work with Docker volumes, and understand the three networking models: Local, Host, and Bridge.
Topics Covered:
- Images and Layers
- Container Layers
- Managing Docker Images
- Building Custom Images with Dockerfiles
- Using Docker Volumes and Networking
- Case Study
Hands-On Practice:
- Pulling and pushing images
- Creating custom images and uploading to Docker Hub
- Automating builds with Docker Hub
- Managing volumes and setting up Bridge Network for communication between containers.
Learning Objectives:
Learn how to set up and manage public and private repositories using Docker Hub. Deploy your own Docker image registry and configure automated builds.
Topics Covered:
- Overview of Public and Private Registries
- Deep Dive into Docker Hub
- Other Public and Private Registries
- Case Study
Hands-On Practice: - Creating public and private repositories
- Sharing images using Docker Hub
- Deploying custom Docker registries
- Setting up automated builds
- Creating organizations and teams in Docker Hub
Learning Objectives:
Get an overview of Docker Compose and Docker Swarm. Learn to create high-availability setups and optimize container scheduling and deployment.
Topics Covered:
- Introduction to Docker Compose
- Managing multi-container applications
- Overview of Docker Swarm
- Setting up a Docker Swarm Cluster
- Filtering and scheduling containers
- Case Study
- Hands-On Practice:
- Building multi-container applications with Docker Compose
- Creating a Swarm cluster and adding worker nodes
- Creating services and optimizing node scheduling.
Learning Objectives:
Discover the purpose of Kubernetes and its real-world applications. Learn how Kubernetes differs from Docker Swarm.
Topics Covered:
- Evolution of Kubernetes
- What is Kubernetes?
- Kubernetes Use Cases
- Comparing Kubernetes and Docker Swarm
Learning Objectives:
Understand the architecture of Kubernetes clusters, including the Master Node, Worker Nodes, and additional components.
Topics Covered:
- Overview of Kubernetes Architecture
- Introduction to Kubernetes Master
- Master Node Components
- Introduction to Worker Node Components
Learning Objectives:
Learn to set up Kubernetes clusters on VirtualBox, AWS Cloud, and Google Cloud platforms.
Topics Covered:
- Installing Kubernetes locally with Minikube
- Setting up Kubernetes Clusters on Google Cloud and AWS
- Case Study
Hands-On Practice: - Setting up virtual machines on VirtualBox
- Installing
kubectland Minikube - Deploying sample applications and exposing them to external networks
- Managing clusters, nodes, and the Kubernetes dashboard.
Learning Objectives:
Learn to work with Pods and deploy containerized applications using kubectl commands.
Topics Covered:
- Introduction to Pods
- Pod Lifecycle
- Managing Multiple Containers with Pods
- Deploying Pods via Replication Controllers
- Case Study
Hands-On Practice: - Deploying applications in Minikube
- Viewing and managing Pods and Nodes.
Learning Objectives:
Understand Kubernetes services, scaling applications, applying updates, and autoscaling containers.
Topics Covered:
- Overview of Services
- Labels and Selectors
- Scaling Deployments with Replicas
- Horizontal Pod Autoscaling
- Load Balancing and Rolling Updates
- Case Study
- Hands-On Practice:
- Creating and exposing services
- Using labels to manage containers
- Scaling deployments up and down
- Managing rollout statuses and rolling back updates
- Deleting services.
Learning Objectives:
Learn to deploy and manage both stateful and stateless applications. Scale StatefulSets and provide rolling updates for seamless application changes.
Topics Covered:
- Working with StatefulSets
- Pod Management Policies
- OnDelete and Rolling Update Strategies
- Cluster DNS
- Persistent Volumes
Hands-On Practice: - Deploying stateful and stateless applications
- Creating and managing persistent volumes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What topics are included in the Docker with Kubernetes Certification course?
1. Introduction to Docker & Containers 2. Docker Installation & Architecture
3. Docker Installation & Architecture
4. Docker Images, Volumes & Networking
5. Docker Registries
6. Docker Orchestration
7. Introduction to Kubernetes
8. Kubernetes Architecture
9. Installing Kubernetes
10. Deploying Applications on Kubernetes Clusters
11. Services, Labels & Replica Sets
12. Managing State with Deployments
