Docker Module 2 for Java Developers

Production grade Docker with Swarm

This course moves your Docker skills to production grade, with multi container deployments to real hardware.
Networking
Volumes
Integration with Maven
Docker Compose
Docker Swarm
Docker Stacks
Deploying to EC2
(there will be a short module covering ECS in the future).

Pre-requisites

you'll need to know the basic Docker commands and workflow - module 1 of the course is a great way to prepare.

Having problems? check the errata for this course.

1	Introduction	Preview 2m 47s
An overview of the course
2	Docker Networking	Preview 51m 9s
Docker's networking support enables you to develop your system as separate containers, all connected together via a virtual private network. It's simple and elegant.
3	Volumes	Watch 25m 0s
When you need to store data permanently, you'll need volumes and mount points.
4	Docker and Maven	Watch 37m 52s
How to run an image build and push from Maven, using the Fabric8 Docker Maven Plugin (DMP).
5	Docker Compose	Watch 38m 57s
You don't want to be starting up endless containers just to run a system. Docker compose will co-ordinate multiple containers from a single file.
6	Swarm	Watch 28m 41s
This is the core of the course - how to distribute your containers across multiple physical hardware instances.
7	Stacks	Watch 49m 21s
Production grade compose files to deploy across swarms. Also how to enact a "rolling update".
8	Deploying to EC2	Watch 45m 4s
How to deploy to EC2 instances - we finally run the full microservice architecture that we built on other courses.
9	Service Discovery	Watch 24m 8s
Because Docker features its own DNS based discovery service, you may not need other service registries such as Netflix/Spring Cloud Eureka. We show how to remove Eureka and demonstrate that everything still works well, including Ribbon load balancing and Hystrix Circuit Breakers.
10	Summary	Watch 4m 2s
A summary of the course and a few words on ECS (EC2 Container Service).