SUMMARY.md

Table of Content

• Introduction to Containerization and Docker
• Installing Docker
  • Installation on macOS
  • Installation on Windows
  • Installation on Linux
• Hello World in Docker
  • Container
  • Image
  • Registry
  • Docker Architecture
  • The Full Picture
• Container Manipulation Basics
  • Running Containers
  • Publishing Ports
  • Detached Mode
  • Listing Containers
  • Naming or Renaming Containers
  • Stopping or Killing a Running Container
  • Restarting Containers
  • Creating Containers Without Running
  • Removing Dangling Containers
  • Running Containers in Interactive Mode
  • Executing Commands Inside a Container
  • Working With Executable Images
• Image Manipulation Basics
  • Image Creation Basics
  • Tagging Images
  • Listing and Removing Images
  • Understanding the Many Layers of an Image
  • Building NGINX From Source
  • Optimizing Images
  • Embracing Alpine Linux
  • Creating Executable Images
  • Sharing Your Images Online
• Containerizing a JavaScript Application
  • Writing The Development Dockerfile
  • Working With Bind Mounts
  • Working With Anonymous Volumes
  • Performing Multi-Staged Builds
  • Ignoring Unnecessary Files
• Network Manipulation Basics
  • Network Basics
  • Creating a User-Defined Bridge
  • Attaching Containers to a Network
  • Detaching Containers from a Network
  • Getting Rid of Networks
• Containerizing a Multi-Container JavaScript Application
  • Setting Up The Custom Bridge Network
  • Running the Database Server
  • Working With Named Volumes
  • Accessing Logs From a Container
  • Attaching The Database Server (in case you missed it earlier)
  • Writing The Dockerfile)
  • Executing Commands in a Running Container)
  • Writing Management Scripts)
• Composing Projects Using Docker-Compose
  • Compose Basics
  • What About the Network Bridge?
  • Starting Services
  • Listing Services
  • Executing Commands Inside a Running Service
  • Accessing Logs From a Running Service
  • Stopping Services
  • Composing a Full-stack Application
• Conclusion