Practical Docker For Frontend Developers

Practical Docker For Frontend Developers, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.2, with 30 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 23 reviews, and has 4176 subscribers.

You will learn about Hello-World Docker What is Docker Why we use Docker Run Docker commands Build Docker images Debug Docker issues What is Docker Compose Build Docker Compose files Run Docker Compose Integrate Docker into a Nextjs app Integrate Docker into a Nodejs API Integrate Docker into a Remix app This course is ideal for individuals who are Frontend developers who lack experience with Docker and want to learn how to use it in their development workflow. or Any beginner or intermediate developer who wants to quickly get started with Docker by doing hands on learning. It is particularly useful for Frontend developers who lack experience with Docker and want to learn how to use it in their development workflow. or Any beginner or intermediate developer who wants to quickly get started with Docker by doing hands on learning.

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Summary

Title: Practical Docker For Frontend Developers

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 30

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 29

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 35

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 34

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Hello-World Docker

What is Docker

Why we use Docker

Run Docker commands

Build Docker images

Debug Docker issues

What is Docker Compose

Build Docker Compose files

Run Docker Compose

Integrate Docker into a Nextjs app

Integrate Docker into a Nodejs API

Integrate Docker into a Remix app

Who Should Attend

Frontend developers who lack experience with Docker and want to learn how to use it in their development workflow.

Any beginner or intermediate developer who wants to quickly get started with Docker by doing hands on learning.

Target Audiences

Frontend developers who lack experience with Docker and want to learn how to use it in their development workflow.

Any beginner or intermediate developer who wants to quickly get started with Docker by doing hands on learning.

You will learn the necessary skills to use Docker in your development work. This course takes a hands-on approach. Learn how to run and manage Docker containers, build docker images, debug Docker issues and use Docker Compose to run multiple containers together.

Have you encountered situations when an application worked on a developer’s local machine but failed on other devices? Have you spent time diagnosing issues caused by misconfiguration? Are you frustrated with being unable to run code deployed in production on your local machine to diagnose production issues? Docker is here to help you in fixing these issues.

Containerization is a way to run applications in an isolated environment called a container. Docker is a tool designed to make creating, deploying, and running applications using containers easier. Containers and Docker have become popular ways to package, deploy and run applications. They enable you to standardize the development workflow by codifying the instructions for building and packaging your applications.

Containers and Docker can be confusing to beginners. There are a lot of concepts to learn, and it can be challenging to see how these concepts fit together. In this course, I have summarized my years of experience automating development workflow with Docker so that you can learn the essential skills faster and become productive from day one. This course helps you learn faster by explaining the bigger picture and the problems they solve and focusing only the on the essential skills used in the development workflow.

Enroll now and begin the journey to becoming a more productive developer.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Why use Docker?

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Consistency Across Environments

Lecture 3: Simplifying Configuration

Lecture 4: Streamlined Deployment and Scaling

Chapter 2: Common Deployment Approaches

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: FTP/SFTP

Lecture 3: Git-based Deployment

Lecture 4: CI/CD Pipeline

Lecture 5: Cloud-based Deployment

Lecture 6: Containerization

Chapter 3: Hello World Docker

Lecture 1: Prerequisite: Installing Docker Desktop

Lecture 2: Run a hello-world Docker container

Lecture 3: Integrate Docker into a Node.js API project

Chapter 4: Docker Architecture

Lecture 1: High Level Docker Architecture

Lecture 2: Understanding Docker images

Chapter 5: Docker commands

Lecture 1: Listing Docker images

Lecture 2: Pulling a Docker image

Lecture 3: Inspecting a Docker image

Lecture 4: Removing Docker images

Lecture 5: Running a Docker container

Lecture 6: Debug issues

Lecture 7: Docker cleanup

Chapter 6: Learn Docker Compose

Lecture 1: What is Docker Compose

Lecture 2: Create a Next.js app

Lecture 3: Integrate Docker into the Next.js app

Lecture 4: Build Docker Compose from scratch

Lecture 5: Use arguments and environment variables in Docker Compose

Chapter 7: Publish Docker Images

Lecture 1: Publish your Docker images to Docker Hub

Chapter 8: Bonus Lecture

Lecture 1: Dockerize an Astro app

Instructors

Gru Singh
Senior Frontend Engineer

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