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The Docker Certified Associate Certification Course in Austin is a DCA-aligned program. When you take Docker Certified Associate Certification Training in Austin, you get an education on Docker fundamentals and the part it plays in the IT field, such as creating images, volumes, swarms, containers, and networks, as well as how it fits in the DevOps lifecycle.
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- 8X higher interaction in live online classes conducted by industry experts
- 2 course-end assessments
- 3 lesson-end projects
- Includes eBooks
- Lesson-end knowledge checks
- Industry-recognized Docker course completion certificate
Skills Covered
- Docker
- Image
- Container
- Service
- Docker Commit
- Docker commands
- Registry
- Cluster management and orchestration
- Swarm
- Node
- Network
- Storage and volumes
- Security
Docker Associate Course Curriculum
Eligibility
Pre-requisites
Course Content
Section 01: Self Paced Curiculum
PreviewLesson 01: Introduction To Docker
30:22Preview1.01 Course Introduction
02:551.02 Exam Details
03:071.03 Learning Objectives
00:281.04 Understand Docker
04:161.05 Differentiate Docker and Virtualization
03:491.06 DevOps and Docker
01:281.07 Containerization
01:151.08 Why use Docker
02:021.09 Microservices
01:231.10 Advantages of Microservices
02:511.11 Docker Architecture
06:011.12 Summary
00:47
Lesson 02: Docker Fundamentals
33:57Preview2.01 Learning Objectives
00:342.02 Docker Engine
08:472.03 Components of Docker Engine
02:092.04 Docker Community Edition
03:052.05 Docker Enterprise Edition
05:152.06 Pricing of Docker CE and EE
02:192.07 Components for Docker Enterprise
04:482.08 Mirantis Products for Docker Enterprise
04:232.09 Docker CE vs. EE
01:402.10 Summary
00:57
Lesson 03: Getting Started with Docker
01:31:48Preview3.01 Learning Objectives
00:483.02 Implementation of Docker Engine
02:423.03 Docker Installation on Ubuntu
03:033.04 Docker Installation on Ubuntu using Docker’s Repository
03:353.05 Docker Installation on Ubuntu using Package
01:283.06 Docker Installation on Ubuntu using Automated Scripts
01:473.07 Docker Engine Uninstallation on Ubuntu
01:013.08 Docker Installation on CentOS
02:143.09 Docker Installation on CentOS using Docker Repository
03:193.10 Docker Installation on CentOS using Package
01:333.11 Docker Installation on CentOS using Automated Scripts
01:383.12 Docker Uninstallation on CentOS
00:453.13 Demo - Install Docker and its Pre-requisites
04:073.14 Docker Client
01:253.15 Docker Client Configuration
04:033.16 Docker Registry
06:583.17 Docker Images
05:073.18 Dockerfile
03:423.19 Create Dockerfile
01:373.20 Dockerfile – Benefits and Use Cases
02:593.21 Dockerfile Build
03:313.22 Demo - Docker Build
03:413.23 Building Docker Containers
01:403.24 Docker Container Lifecycle
03:113.25 Docker Container Lifecycle Management Commands
06:533.26 Container Lifecycle Management – Stop Pause or Unpause Restart
01:153.27 Docker Machine
04:393.28 Demo - Execute Docker containers commands
07:163.29 Demo - Working with Containers
04:513.30 Summary
01:00
Lesson 04: Build Manage and Distribute Images
01:15:14Preview4.01 Learning Objectives
00:454.02 Docker Base Images
04:444.03 Accessing Docker Images
07:244.04 Custom Image
04:584.05 Demo - Working with Docker Images
17:494.06 Working with Docker Registry
02:574.07 Basic Authentication on Docker Registry
01:014.08 Utilize Search in a Registry
01:204.09 Dockerfile Directives
13:504.10 Validating Docker Image
02:294.11 Publishing Image to Docker Hub
01:174.12 Demo - Create Docker Images for Apache Web Server
03:044.13 Transfer Docker Images
05:484.14 Demo - Show Difference between copy and Add Command
04:024.15 Demo - Show Difference between entry point and CMD
02:364.16 Summary
01:10
Lesson 05: Container Configuration
42:25Preview5.01 Learning Objectives
00:245.02 Naming Containers
05:565.03 Docker Container Deployment
02:345.04 Listing Docker Container
05:115.05 Docker Container Logs
03:565.06 Run Time Configurations
02:445.07 Containers and Applications
02:515.08 Application Containerization Benefits and Drawbacks
02:455.09 Binding Containers with Host or Port
03:525.10 Inspect Container Processes
05:225.11 Demo - Docker Container Logs
03:335.12 Demo - Binding Containers with Host Post
02:445.13 Summary
00:33
Lesson 06: Networking
32:25Preview6.01 Learning Objectives
00:206.02 Introduction to Docker Network
01:546.03 Container Network Model
03:036.04 Network Drivers
04:506.05 Bridge Network
03:266.06 Host Network
04:196.07 None Network
01:526.08 Overlay Network
02:006.09 Macvlan Network
03:316.10 Docker Container with Custom Network
02:176.11 Docker Network Management
00:496.12 Summary
00:336.13 Demo - Docker Networks
03:31
Lesson 07: Orchestration
57:18Preview7.01 Learning Objectives
00:307.02 Docker Container Orchestration
03:437.03 Container Orchestration Tools
04:087.04 Docker Compose
08:557.05 Demo - Docker Compose
05:497.06 Docker Swarm
02:147.07 Docker Swarm Architecture
03:057.08 Docker Swarm Features
04:267.09 Docker Swarm Setup
02:437.10 Quorum in a Swarm Cluster
02:087.11 Docker Services
07:447.12 Demo - Docker Swarm
11:167.13 Summary
00:37
Lesson 08: Docker Container Storage and Volumes
37:09Preview8.01 Learning Objectives
00:348.02 Overview of Storage Drivers
00:548.03 Storage Types
01:468.04 Working with Storage Drivers
01:048.05 Device Mapper
02:178.06 Demo - Change Storage Driver
07:268.07 File System in Containers
07:448.08 File System Mount
06:128.09 Introduction to Docker Volume
02:228.10 Demo - Create Bind Mount Directory
03:128.11 Demo - Create Docker Volume and Attach to Container
02:498.12 Summary
00:49
Lesson 09: Docker Security
17:22Preview9.01 Learning Objectives
00:479.02 Container Security
02:079.03 DTR Webhooks
00:529.04 UCP Client Bundles
01:059.05 LDAP
01:469.06 MTLS (Mutual Transport Layer Security)
04:399.07 Docker Content Trust (DCT)
03:079.08 Namespaces
01:049.09 Control Groups
01:219.10 Summary
00:34
Section 02 - Live Virtual Class Curriculum
PreviewLesson 1 - Course Introduction
What is Docker?
Features of Docker
Virtual Machine vs. Docker
Industries Using Docker
Exam Information
Examination Format
Course Outline
Course Outcome
Course Components
Customer Support
Lesson 2 - Introduction to Docker
Docker Introduction
Docker Engine
Docker Properties
Installation of Docker Community Edition
Assisted practice: Install, Upgrade, and Uninstall Docker CE for Linux
Assisted practice: Configure Docker Daemon to Start on Boot
Docker: Architecture
Assisted Practice: Images and Containers
Lesson 3 - Image Creation, Management, and Registry
Images
Containers
Service
Overview and Instructions
Assisted Practice: Create a Docker Image
Layers of Images
Flattening
Docker Commit
Tag an Image
Assisted Practice: Image Tagging
Filter and Format
Basic Commands
The copy-on-write (COW) Strategy
Registry
Repositories
Private Repositories
Docker Push, Content Trust, and Pull
Assisted Practice: Deploy a registry
Assisted Practice: Configure a registry
Assisted Practice: Login to a registry
Assisted Practice: Push an Image to Docker Hub
Assisted Practice: Push an image to a registry
Prune an Images and Containers
Assisted Practice: Inspect, Remove and Prune Images
Assisted Practice: Pull and Delete an Image
Lesson 4 - Networking
Network Architecture
Bridge networks
Assisted Practice: Create a Bridge Network
Assisted Practice: Create a User-Defined Docker Bridge Network
Host networking
Assisted practice: Create a Host network
Overlay networks
Macvlan networks
Assisted practice: Create a Macvlan networks
None Network
Prune Network
Container networking model
Container Networking
Use Cases of Network Drivers
Identifying Ports
Publishing Ports
Assisted Practice: Publishing Ports
Traffic
Assisted Practice: Configure Docker to Use External DNS
Lesson 5 - Orchestration
Container: Overview
Services and types (Replicated and global)
Tasks
Swarm
Nodes
Manager nodes
Worker nodes
Assisted practice: Set Up Swarm Cluster with Manager and Worker Nodes
Assisted practice: Join nodes to swarm
Assisted Practice: Create Replicated and Global Services
Assisted practice: Running Container vs. Running Service
Assisted practice: Create an Overlay network
Assisted practice: Deploy a Service on Overlay Network
Assisted practice: Run a Container into a Running Service under Swarm
Assisted practice: Demonstrate Locking in Swarm Cluster
Drain swarm node
Assisted practice: Draining the swarm node
Docker Inspect
Assisted practice: Inspect a service on swarm
Compose
Compose: Configuration
Docker stack deploy
Assisted practice: Convert an Application Deployment into a Stack
Manipulate services in stack
Scaling
Assisted practice: Increase the Number of Replicas
Persistent Storage
Volumes
Bind Mounts
tmpfs Mounts
Assisted practice: Mount Volumes via Swarm Services
Assisted Practice: Demonstrate How to Use Storage Across Cluster Nodes
Prune Volumes
Docker Storage Drivers
DeviceMapper
Devicemapper Workflow
Devicemapper and Docker Performance
Assisted Practice: Select Storage Driver and Configure Device Mapper
Graph Driver
Labels
Assisted practice: Apply Node Labels, Inspect the Labels, and Filter Swarm Nodes by Labels
Quorum of managers
Fault Tolerance
Loss of Quorum
Quorum Recovery
Templates
Assisted practice: Usage of Templates
Logs
Accessing Logs
Troubleshooting Services
Debugging
Assisted practice: Troubleshoot a Service that Is Unable to Deploy
Logging Drivers
Configure Logging Drivers
Assisted Practice: Logging Drivers
Network Troubleshooting
Assisted Practice: Troubleshooting container networking
Backup: Swarm
Backup: Restore
Assisted Practice: Set up a Backup Schedule
Swarm Disaster Recovery
Containerizing Legacy Application
Creating a Docker Image and Creating a Replicated Service on Swarm Cluster
Lesson 06: Installation and Configuration of Docker Enterprise
Docker Enterprise: Overview
Docker Enterprise : Features
Orchestration
UCP: Overview
UCP: Architecture
Interaction with UCP
Mirantis Launchpad: Overview
Mirantis Launchpad: Installation
Assisted Practice: Install Mirantis Launchpad CLI
Uninstall Docker Enterprise
Upgrade Docker EE and UCP
Joining Manager Nodes
Load Balancing UCP and DTR
Configuring Load Balancer
Deploying Load Balancer
Deploy Swarm Service Using UCP
Access Control
Grant
Subject
Assisted Practice: Create and Manage Teams and Users
Role
Collection
Create a Grant
Service Deployment
Grant Composition
Docker Trusted Registry: Overview
Architecture
DTR Components
Networks
Volumes
Image Storage
Installation Requirements
Assisted Practice: Install Docker Trusted Registry
Post-Installation
Uninstallation
High Availability
DTR Failure Tolerance
Sizing DTR Installation
Add Replicas
Remove Replicas
Load Balancer
Configure Load Balancer
Health Check of Replicas
Load Balancer: Configuration and Deployment
UCP: Backup and restore
DTR: Backup and restore
UCP Disaster Recovery
DTR Disaster Recovery
Deployment Options
Prerequisites
Mediums and Configurations
Docker for AWS
Docker Enterprise Edition for AWS
Creating a Grant with Custom Roles
Lesson 7 - Security
Docker Security
Default Engine Security
Namespace
Control Groups
Docker Daemon Attack Surface
Linux Kernel Capabilities
Docker Content Trust
Docker Content Trust Signature Verification
Sign an Image
Sign Images that UCP Can Trust
Vulnerabilities
Scan Images for Vulnerabilities
Client Bundle
Features of UCP
Integrate UCP with LDAP
Configure the LDAP Integration
LDAP Enabled
LDAP Server
LDAP User Search Configurations
LDAP Test Login
LDAP Sync Configuration
Assisted Practice: Create UCP Client Bundles
UCP: Worker and Manager Nodes
UCP Components in Manager Nodes
UCP Components in Worker Nodes
External Certificates with UCP
External Certificates with DTR
Configuration of Certificates
Swarm Security
Roles
Secrets
How Docker Manages Secrets
Docker Secret Commands
Lesson 08: Docker Kubernetes Service (DKS)
Introduction to Kubernetes
Kubernetes Cluster
Kubernetes Architecture
Kubernetes CLI
kubectl Commands for Docker
Assisted Practice: Access Kubernetes cluster from docker CLI
Docker Kubernetes Service
Kubernetes Orchestration for Docker Enterprise
Security Features
Kubernetes Orchestration in UCP
Kubernetes Service
Assisted Practice: Create a Service to Route Traffic From Frontend to Backend Pods
Kubernetes ServiceTypes
Kubernetes Networking Model
Persistent Volumes
Assisted Practice: Configure a Pod to Use a PersistentVolume for Storage
Container Storage Interface
Storage Classes
ReplicaSets
Workload Deployments
Configurations
Assisted Practice: Create a ConfigMap and Secret for a Pod
Kubernetes grants
RBAC Authorization
Course-end Assessment Instructions
DCA Exam & Certification
Do you provide any practice tests as a part of this Docker course?
We offer practice tests with the Docker Certified Associate Certification Course in Austin which helps candidates get ready for the Docker Certification Exam. You may also experiment with the free Docker Certified Associate Exam Dumps so you can familiarize yourself with the various kinds of tests that make up the Docker Certified Associate Certification Course in Austin.
Who can benefit from this DCA course in Austin?
This online Docker Certification Training will benefit:
- Cloud professionals
- Developers
- Solutions architects
- Testers
- Release engineers
- Systems administrators
What is a Docker Certified Associate? What are the benefits of Docker Certification?
The Docker Certified Associate Certification Training in Austin is an important resource for earning your DCA certification which dramatically increases your chances of landing a better job and salary in the world of DevOps. Professionals who take the Docker Certified Associate Certification Course in Austin have a competitive edge over other candidates in implementing enterprise-level workloads at scale with the Docker Enterprise Edition.
How long is the Docker Certified Associate Exam?
When you complete your Docker Certified Associate Certification Training in Austin you must take the Docker Certified Exam, made up of 55 questions that need to be finished in 80 minutes. Questions draw from information learned in the Docker Enterprise Edition while taking the Docker Certified Associate Certification Course in Austin.
How much does the Docker Certified Associate Exam cost?
While pursuing the Docker Certified Associate Certification Training in Austin, the cost of the Docker Certified Associate Exam is $195. This exam is to be taken up while pursuing the Docker Certified Associate Certification Course in Austin.
When will the DCA exam results be out?
Once you complete your Docker Certified Associate Certification Training in Austin exam, the results are immediately displayed with a score report on the monitor.
Docker Certified Associate Course Reviews
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Docker Certification Training FAQs
How do I enroll in this Docker Training in Austin?
You can enroll for the Docker certified associate course at our website and make an online payment using any of the following options:
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Is this a live Docker training in Austin or will I watch pre-recorded videos?
All of the classes are conducted live online. They are interactive sessions that enable you to ask questions and participate in discussions during class time. We do, however, provide recordings of each session you attend for your future reference.
What is the salary of a docker certified associate Engineer in Austin?
The annual average salary of a Development Operation Engineer in Austin is $99,359. DevOps engineers are software developers with added duties, thus they are compensated accordingly. Docker certified associate certification training in Austin provides a clear path to a stable profession.
What are the major companies hiring for Development Operation Engineers in Austin?
There are a huge number of openings for a DevOps Engineer. Jobs associated with paying the average salary for a DevOps Engineer are Development Operations, Amazon web services, and Automation scripting. Some of the companies hiring DevOps Engineers in Austin are Delaware, SpyCloud, SciPlay, Kronologic, Harmony Partners, and many more. A docker-certified associate DCA certification training course in Austin can get you there.
What are the major industries in Austin?
Many alumni from the University of Texas at Austin's Engineering and Computer Science schools supply a regular stream of employees that contribute to drive Austin's technology and defense industries. Other companies based in Austin include Sweet Tea Leaf company, Semiconductors, Golfsmith, Forestar Group, EZCorp, Outdoor Voices Indeed and more. Docker certified associate DCA certification training course in Austin has its own value for DevOps folks.
How to become a docker certified associate in Austin?
To become a DevOps Engineer, gaining experience with one or more cloud technologies, such as Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, Terraform, or Microsoft Azure is necessary.
Docker Certified Associate (DCA) Certification Course in Austin
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