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- 001-Welcome to the Course
- 002-What Is Docker
- 003-Why Docker Containers
- 005-Virtual Machines vs Docker Containers
- 006-Docker Setup Overview
- 007-Docker Setup macOS
- 008-Docker Setup Windows
- 009-Docker Setup Docker Toolbox for Older Systems
- 011-An Overview of the Docker Tools
- 012-Installing Configuring an IDE
- 013-Getting Our Hands Dirty
- 014-Course Outline
- 015-How To Get The Most Out Of This Course
- 017-Module Introduction
- 018-Images Containers What and Why
- 019-Using Running External Pre Built Images
- 020-Our Goal A NodeJS App
- 020-Our Goal A NodeJS App (copy)
- 021-Building our own Image with a Dockerfile
- 022-Running a Container based on our own Image
- 024-Images are Read Only
- 025-Understanding Image Layers
- 026-A First Summary
- 028-Managing Images Containers
- 029-Stopping Restarting Containers
- 030-Understanding Attached Detached Containers
- 032-Entering Interactive Mode
- 033-Deleting Images Containers
- 034-Removing Stopped Containers Automatically
- 035-A Look Behind the Scenes Inspecting Images
- 036-Copying Files Into From A Container
- 037-Naming Tagging Containers and Images
- 039-Sharing Images Overview
- 040-Pushing Images to DockerHub
- 041-Pulling Using Shared Images
- 043-Module Summary
- 045-Module Introduction
- 046-Understanding Data Categories Different Kinds of Data
- 047-Analyzing a Real App
- 048-Building Understanding the Demo App
- 049-Understanding the Problem
- 050-Introducing Volumes
- 051-A First Unsuccessful Try
- 052-Named Volumes To The Rescue-
- 054-Getting Started With Bind Mounts Code Sharing
- 056-Combining Merging Different Volumes
- 057-A NodeJS specific Adjustment Using Nodemon in a Container
- 058-Volumes Bind Mounts Summary
- 060-A Look at Read Only Volumes
- 061-Managing Docker Volumes
- 062-Using COPY vs Bind Mounts
- 063-Don t COPY Everything Using dockerignore Files
- 065-Working with Environment Variables env Files
- 067-Using Build Arguments ARG
- 068-Module Summary
- 070-Module Introduction
- 071-Case 1 Container to WWW Communication
- 072-Case 2 Container to Local Host Machine Communication
- 074-Analyzing the Demo App
- 073-Case 3 Container to Container Communication
- 075-Creating a Container Communicating to the Web
- 076-Making Container to Host Communication Work
- 077-Container to Container Communication A Basic Solution
- 078-Introducing Docker Networks Elegant Container to Container Communication
- 079-How Docker Resolves IP Addresses
- 082-Module Summary
- 084-Module Introduction
- 085-Our Target App Setup
- 086-Dockerizing the MongoDB Service
- 087-Dockerizing the Node App
- 088-Moving the React SPA into a Container
- 089-Adding Docker Networks for Efficient Cross Container Communication
- 091-Adding Data Persistence to MongoDB with Volumes
- 092-Volumes Bind Mounts Polishing for the NodeJS Container
- 093-Live Source Code Updates for the React Container with Bind Mounts
- 094-Module Summary
- 096-Module Introduction
- 097-Docker Compose What Why
- 098-Creating a Compose File
- 099-Diving into the Compose File Configuration
- 101-Docker Compose Up Down
- 102-Working with Multiple Containers
- 103-Adding Another Container
- 104-Building Images Understanding Container Names
- 106-Module Summary
- 108-Module Introduction What are Utility Containers
- 109-Utility Containers Why would you use them
- 110-Different Ways of Running Commands in Containers
- 111-Building a First Utility Container
- 112-Utilizing ENTRYPOINT
- 113-Using Docker Compose
- 115-Module Summary
- 117-Module Introduction
- 118-The Target Setup
- 119-Adding a Nginx Web Server Container
- 120-Adding a PHP Container
- 121-Adding a MySQL Container
- 122-Adding a Composer Utility Container
- 123-Creating a Laravel App via the Composer Utility Container
- 125-Launching Only Some Docker Compose Services
- 126-Adding More Utility Containers
- 127-Docker Compose with and without Dockerfiles
- 128-Bind Mounts and COPY When To Use What
- 130-Module Introduction
- 131-From Development To Production
- 132-Deployment Process Providers
- 133-Getting Started With An Example
- 134-Bind Mounts In Production
- 135-Introducing AWS EC2
- 136-Connecting to an EC2 Instance
- 137-Important Installing Docker on a Virtual Machine
- 140-Pushing our local Image to the Cloud
- 141-Running Publishing the App on EC2
- 143-Disadvantages of our Current Approach
- 144-From Manual Deployment to Managed Services
- 146-Deploying with AWS ECS A Managed Docker Container Service
- 147-More on AWS
- 148-Updating Managed Containers
- 149-Preparing a Multi Container App
- 150-Configuring the NodeJS Backend Container
- 151-Deploying a Second Container A Load Balancer
- 152-Using a Load Balancer for a Stable Domain
- 153-Using EFS Volumes with ECS
- 154-Our Current Architecture
- 155-Databases Containers An Important Consideration
- 156-Moving to MongoDB Atlas
- 157-Using MongoDB Atlas in Production
- 158-Our Updated Target Architecture
- 159-Understanding a Common Problem
- 160-Creating a build only Container
- 161-Introducing Multi Stage Builds
- 162-Building a Multi Stage Image
- 163-Deploying a Standalone Frontend App
- 164-Development vs Production Differences
- 165-Understanding Multi Stage Build Targets
- 166-Beyond AWS
- 167-Module Summary
- 169-Module Introduction
- 170-Images Containers
- 171-Key Commands
- 172-Data Volumes Networking
- 173-Docker Compose
- 174-Local vs Remote
- 175-Deployment
- 177-Module Introduction
- 178-More Problems with Manual Deployment
- 179-Why Kubernetes
- 180-What Is Kubernetes Exactly
- 181-Kubernetes Architecture Core Concepts
- 182-Kubernetes will NOT manage your Infrastructure
- 183-A Closer Look at the Worker Nodes
- 184-A Closer Look at the Master Node
- 185-Important Terms Concepts
- 188-Module Introduction
- 189-Kubernetes does NOT manage your Infrastructure
- 190-Kubernetes Required Setup Installation Steps-
- 191-macOS Setup
- 192-Windows Setup
- 193-Understanding Kubernetes Objects Resources
- 194-The Deployment Object Resource
- 195-A First Deployment Using the Imperative Approach
- 196-kubectl Behind The Scenes
- 197-The Service Object Resource
- 198-Exposing a Deployment with a Service
- 199-Restarting Containers
- 200-Scaling in Action
- 201-Updating Deployments
- 202-Deployment Rollbacks History
- 203-The Imperative vs The Declarative Approach
- 204-Creating a Deployment Configuration File Declarative Approach
- 205-Adding Pod and Container Specs-
- 206-Working with Labels Selectors
- 207-Creating a Service Declaratively
- 208-Updating Deleting Resources
- 209-Multiple vs Single Config Files
- 210-More on Labels Selectors
- 211-Liveness Probes
- 212-A Closer Look at the Configuration Options
- 213-Summary
- 215-Module Introduction
- 216-Starting Project What We Know Already
- 217-Kubernetes Volumes More Than Docker Volumes
- 218-Kubernetes Volumes Theory Docker Comparison
- 219-Creating a New Deployment Service
- 220-Getting Started with Kubernetes Volumes
- 221-A First Volume The emptyDir Type
- 222-A Second Volume The hostPath Type
- 223-Understanding the CSI Volume Type
- 224-From Volumes to Persistent Volumes
- 225-Defining a Persistent Volume
- 226-Creating a Persistent Volume Claim
- 227-Using a Claim in a Pod-
- 228-Volumes vs Persistent Volumes
- 229-Using Environment Variables
- 230-Environment Variables ConfigMaps
- 231-Module Summary
- 233-Module Introduction
- 234-Starting Project Our Goal
- 235-Creating a First Deployment
- 236-Another Look at Services
- 237-Multiple Containers in One Pod
- 238-Pod internal Communication
- 239-Creating Multiple Deployments
- 240-Pod to Pod Communication with IP Addresses Environment Variables
- 241-Using DNS for Pod to Pod Communication
- 242-Which Approach Is Best And a Challenge
- 243-Challenge Solution
- 244-Adding a Containerized Frontend
- 245-Deploying the Frontend with Kubernetes
- 246-Using a Reverse Proxy for the Frontend
- 247-Module Summary
- 249-Module Introduction
- 250-Deployment Options Steps
- 251-AWS EKS vs AWS ECS
- 252-Preparing the Starting Project
- 254-Diving Into AWS
- 255-Creating Configuring the Kubernetes Cluster with EKS
- 256-Adding Worker Nodes
- 257-Applying Our Kubernetes Config-
- 258-Getting Started with Volumes
- 259-Adding EFS as a Volume with the CSI Volume Type
- 260-Creating a Persistent Volume for EFS
- 261-Using the EFS Volume
- 262-A Challenge
- 263-Challenge Solution
- 265-You Learned A Lot
- 266-Related Topics You Could Explore
- 267-Next Steps
- 268-Course Roundup