Docker Container Management Training in Marina Bay, Singapore

Docker Container Management training provides learners with the knowledge to build, deploy, and manage containerized applications using Docker. The course covers key topics such as creating Docker images, managing containers, and optimizing resource usage. Participants gain hands-on experience with Docker Compose, networking, and storage solutions for multi-container applications. Advanced topics like container security, monitoring, and orchestration with tools like Docker Swarm are also included. This training is ideal for developers, DevOps engineers, and IT professionals aiming to streamline application development and deployment workflows using Docker.

Introduction to Docker and Container Management

1. Introduction to Docker

• What is Docker? Overview of containerization vs. virtualization.

• Docker architecture: Docker Engine, Client, Daemon, Registry, and Images.

• Installing Docker on Linux and Windows.

• Hands-on exercise

2. Docker Containers and Images

• Understanding Docker images and containers: What they are and how they work.

• Building Docker images using Dockerfiles.

• Managing Docker images (pull, push, tag, remove).

• Hands-on exercise

3. Running Docker Containers

• Running and managing containers with docker run.

• Understanding container lifecycle (start, stop, pause, restart).

• Inspecting container logs and monitoring performance.

• Hands-on exercise

Advanced Docker Topics and Best Practices

4. Docker Networking

• Docker network types: Bridge, Host, Overlay, and Macvlan networks.

• Container-to-container communication and exposing ports.

• Docker network commands and troubleshooting.

• Hands-on exercise

5. Docker Volumes and Persistent Storage

• Understanding volumes: Why and how to use Docker volumes for persistent data.

• Managing volumes: Creating, inspecting, and removing volumes.

• Using bind mounts and Docker Compose for managing storage in multi-container applications.

• Hands-on exercise

6. Docker Security Best Practices

• Docker security fundamentals: Namespaces, cgroups, and security concerns.

• Best practices for securing Docker containers and images (e.g., using non-root users, scanning images for vulnerabilities).

• Managing user permissions and access control.

• Hands-on exercise

7. Docker Compose for Multi-Container Applications

• Introduction to Docker Compose: What it is and when to use it.

• Creating docker-compose.yml files to define multi-container applications.

• Scaling applications with Docker Compose.

• Hands-on exercise