Guided Project

Get Started with Containers and Registries V2

Rav Ahuja

Docker remains one of the most popular platforms used to build, run, and manage containers. Containers are valuable because they are software packages that are portable—they contain all the code, dependencies, and libraries for an application. This allows organizations to run their applications independently of any platform. In turn, this empowers organizations to change platforms quickly and reliably in response to changing needs and costs. Docker facilitates the easy and automated creation of containers for its users. This hands-on guided project makes it easy to learn job-relevant skills, such as how to pull, run, build, and push container images using Docker. Docker skills are essential for anyone working in application development, and they are a sure way to make yourself a stronger job candidate or developer.

Docker remains one of the most popular platforms used to build, run, and manage containers. Containers are valuable because they are software packages that are portable—they contain all the code, dependencies, and libraries for an application. This allows organizations to run their applications independently of any platform. In turn, this empowers organizations to change platforms quickly and reliably in response to changing needs and costs. Docker facilitates the easy and automated creation of containers for its users. This hands-on guided project makes it easy to learn job-relevant skills, such as how to pull, run, build, and push container images using Docker. Docker skills are essential for anyone working in application development, and they are a sure way to make yourself a stronger job candidate or developer.

In this project, you will learn fundamental Docker skills, such as how to pull an image, run an image as a container, build an image, push an image, and use the Docker command line interface. You will gain practical knowledge of Cloud Ops, how containers integrate with microservices, and how modern cloud app development is supported by containers.

You’ll have access to a Cloud-based IDE that has all of the required software, including Docker, pre-installed. All you need is a recent version of a modern web browser to complete this project.

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Learning objectives

After completing this hands-on guided project, you'll be able to:
Pull an image from docker hub
Run an image as a container using docker

Build an image using a dockerfile
Push an image to ibm cloud container registry
Use the docker command line interface (cli)

After completing this hands-on guided project, you'll be able to:
Pull an image from docker hub
Run an image as a container using docker
Build an image using a dockerfile
Push an image to ibm cloud container registry
Use the docker command line interface (cli)

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Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Guided Project: Get Started with Containers and Registries V2 with these activities:

Refresher on Linux Command-Line and Shell Scripting

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Study the fundamentals of Linux command-line and shell scripting, this will help you to be more proficient in using Docker and understanding the underlying concepts.

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Review online resources (e.g., tutorials, documentation) on Linux basics
Practice using Linux commands (e.g., navigation, file manipulation, text processing) in a terminal environment
Create and execute basic shell scripts that automate tasks or perform simple operations

Docker CLI Commands Practice

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Practice and master using the Docker CLI to manage containers, images and the Docker ecosystem.

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Use Docker commands to create, start, stop and remove containers
Build Docker images using Dockerfiles and customize their contents
Manage Docker images (e.g., tag, push, pull)
Troubleshoot common Docker errors and issues

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