Suitable for anyone with previous experience of Java Web Development or Spring/Spring Boot.
Having problems? check the errata for this course.
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Introduction |
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3m 11s |
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An overview of the course. | |||
2 |
What is Docker? |
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16m 5s |
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Details of what Docker is, and what it can do for you! | |||
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Installing Docker |
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17m 8s |
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Because Docker relies on a Linux Kernel, installing can be tricky. We'll guide you through it. | |||
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A Deployment Scenario |
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23m 7s |
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Rather than plodding through hundreds of Docker commands, we run through a scenario that you might find yourself in - you'll be deploying a full Java Web app without worrying about nasty details such as environment variables! | |||
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Managing Images |
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40m 30s |
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An introduction to DockerHub, and how to do day-to-day work with images. | |||
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Dockerfiles and Building Images |
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34m 14s |
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At last, we build our own image - using a Dockerfile. We setup a JDK based image, running a small Java service. | |||
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Deploying Tomcat and WARs |
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33m 11s |
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How to build an image containing a Tomcat stack, and how to get a standard WAR deployed to it. | |||
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Deploying Spring Boot |
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12m 10s |
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It's even easier when deploying a Spring Boot container! | |||
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Publishing to DockerHub |
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6m 34s |
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To finish, we show how to upload to DockerHub | |||
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Coming Soon |
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3m 28s |
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This was just the basics....the next module will move to production grade Docker, featuring Networks, Integration with Maven and Jenkins, Docker Compose, Docker Swarm and Docker Stacks. A full microservice architecture awaits! |