Dockerless- Deep Dive Into What Containers Really are About

Dockerless: Deep Dive Into What Containers Really are About, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.45, with 30 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 54 reviews, and has 958 subscribers.

You will learn about Understanding of Open Container Standards Hands-on experience with new container tools Insights how containers work from inside Realisation that Docker is just one of container tools This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers and infrastructure engineers who want to better understand how Linux containers work beyond just Docker. It is particularly useful for Developers and infrastructure engineers who want to better understand how Linux containers work beyond just Docker.

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Summary

Title: Dockerless: Deep Dive Into What Containers Really are About

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 30

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 30

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 35

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 35

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understanding of Open Container Standards

Hands-on experience with new container tools

Insights how containers work from inside

Realisation that Docker is just one of container tools

Who Should Attend

Developers and infrastructure engineers who want to better understand how Linux containers work beyond just Docker.

Target Audiences

Developers and infrastructure engineers who want to better understand how Linux containers work beyond just Docker.

When someone wants to say “tissue”, quite often they would say “Kleenex”. When someone wants to say “containers”, most likely they would say “Docker” instead.

We realise that “Kleenex” is just a widely accepted name for a particular type of a paper product. If we will see a tissue from another brand, we won’t get confused, we will still know what to do with it.

But is that the same with Docker? What do we mean by saying “Docker container”? Is it some generic container or is it something Docker specific? What about the “Docker image”? Do we know what the real tissue behind this is?

We’ve all been using Docker for so long that we stopped thinking “container” and instead we think “Docker”. In the Dockerless course you will learn to see beyond Docker – and try out a lot of new tools.

We’ll talk about open container standards and investigate them on practice by using half a dozen various container tools;

We will build container images and run containers – all without Docker;

We will also learn why you don’t need a container image to run a container, and why many big players, including AWS, RedHat and Google, move away from Docker – and what they rely on instead;

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course prerequisites

Lecture 2: Whats wrong with Docker?

Lecture 3: What is a container?

Chapter 2: Open Container Standards

Lecture 1: Open Container Initiative

Lecture 2: Skopeo

Lecture 3: Where container images are stored?

Lecture 4: Container Images

Lecture 5: Container Bundles

Lecture 6: umoci

Lecture 7: Container Bundle Deep Dive

Lecture 8: runc

Lecture 9: Running containers with runc

Lecture 10: runc applications

Lecture 11: Alternative OCI runtime: crun

Lecture 12: Container Standards Wrap Up

Chapter 3: Dockerless Tools

Lecture 1: Buildah

Lecture 2: Dockerfile vs Containerfile

Lecture 3: Building images with Buildah

Lecture 4: Rootless Containers

Lecture 5: Buildah applications

Lecture 6: Container Managers

Lecture 7: ContainerD

Lecture 8: Podman

Lecture 9: Podman Basics

Lecture 10: Podman Advanced

Lecture 11: Podman applications

Lecture 12: CRI and CRI-O

Lecture 13: CRI-O Hands-on

Chapter 4: Container Future

Lecture 1: Future of Containers

Lecture 2: Conclusion

Instructors

mkdev me
Public Cloud (AWS & GCP) and Cloud Native consulting

Kirill Shirinkin
DevOps, Cloud and Infrastructure Expert

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4 stars: 12 votes

5 stars: 34 votes

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