From Zero to Hero: Docker for Developers

Installing Docker on Windows (3:45)

Installing Docker on Linux (3:42)

Installing Docker on Mac (0:53)

Enabling hardware virtualization in the BIOS (1:01)

Introduction (0:23)

Containers (3:53)

Images (1:47)

Container registries and Docker Hub (2:44)

Docker CLI (3:03)

Docker Desktop GUI (3:56)

Visual Studio Code Extension (1:33)

Introduction (0:48)

Port mapping (2:23)

Detached mode and logs (2:50)

Shell access and makes changes inside containers (5:23)

More example 3rd party images (7:25)

Image tags (5:37)

Image layers and caching (2:53)

Introduction (1:11)

Frontend (2:42)

Backend (3:31)

A simple database interaction (4:13)

Building our API image (4:02)

Dockerfile 101 (7:03)

Building our frontend image (3:24)

Introduction (1:03)

The docker-compose YAML file (1:47)

The docker compose CLI command (3:28)

Services as DNS entries (0:39)

Using docker compose to build our images (2:09)

Seeding our database (4:37)

Pushing images to Docker Hub (6:36)

Introduction (0:23)

Docker and CI/CD (3:20)

Leveraging Docker for Testing (9:30)

Spikes (1:27)

Introduction and types of persistent storage in Docker (2:47)

Creating Volumes (1:31)

Mounting volumes in containers (6:27)

Mounting bind mounts in containers (2:55)

Volumes in Docker compose (3:54)

Backing up volumes (4:21)

Anonymous volumes and the Dockerfile VOLUME instruction (2:48)

Introduction (0:56)

Default bridge network (4:15)

Custom bridge networks (6:46)

Networking on Docker Compose (6:49)

Host network (4:44)

Leveraging host.docker.internal (1:00)

Summary of other network types (3:01)

Introduction (1:36)

Image scanning (4:12)

Running containers as non-root (6:39)

Under the hood: How containers work in Linux (6:27)

The difference between ENTRYPOINT and CMD in Dockerfile (7:29)

Tip: Creating command line aliases (1:18)

Container hosting solutions (4:02)

Course conclusion (1:04)