Table of Contents

​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​

​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)​

• ​Creating a Network and Attaching the Database Server​

• ​Writing The Dockerfile​

• ​Executing Commands in a Running Container​

• ​Writing Management Scripts​

​Composing Projects Using Docker-Compose​

• ​Compose Basics​

• ​Starting Services​

• ​Listing Services​

• ​Executing Commands Inside a Running Service​

• ​Accessing Logs From a Running Service​

• ​Stopping Services​

• ​Composing a Full-stack Application​

​Conclusion​