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Elton Stoneman
Docker isn't just for cool new microservices apps - you can run any application in containers. This course will teach you how to take your existing .NET Framework apps into the modern world, running them in Windows containers - with no code changes.
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Docker isn't just for cool new microservices apps - you can run any application in containers. This course will teach you how to take your existing .NET Framework apps into the modern world, running them in Windows containers - with no code changes.
Read more
Docker isn't just for cool new microservices apps - you can run any application in containers. This course will teach you how to take your existing .NET Framework apps into the modern world, running them in Windows containers - with no code changes.
Business-critical apps running on the .NET Framework don't need to be rewritten to bring them into the modern world of Docker and Kubernetes. In this course, Developing .NET Framework Apps with Docker, you'll learn how to take established applications and run them in Windows containers with no code changes. First, you'll learn how to build and package .NET apps using Docker. Then, you'll explore how to set up your containers so you can inject configuration settings in and read application logs out. Next, you'll discover how to model your .NET Framework apps to run in containers with Docker Compose and Kubernetes. Lastly, you'll delve into techniques for troubleshooting .NET apps in containers. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Dockerizing .NET Framework apps so you can start migrating your own apps to run in containers.
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What's inside
Syllabus
Course Overview
Building and Running .NET Apps in Containers
Writing Application Logs to Containers
Reading Config Settings from the Container Environment
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Syllabus
Course Overview
Building and Running .NET Apps in Containers
Writing Application Logs to Containers
Reading Config Settings from the Container Environment
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Modelling .NET Apps with Docker Compose and Kubernetes
Troubleshooting .NET Apps in Containers
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possible dealbreakers
Develops skills and knowledge that are core to working with the Docker Suite by Docker
Taught by Elton Stoneman, who is recognized for their work in Docker
Provides foundations for learners who have no experience with the Docker Suite by Docker
Examines Windows containers, which is a current industry standard
Multi-modal with videos, readings, and hands-on materials
Covers unique material on how to work with legacy applications
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Find a Mentor with Experience in Dockerizing .NET Applications
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Seek a mentor who can guide you and provide support in Dockerizing .NET applications.
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Identify potential mentors through networking or online platforms.
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Reach out to potential mentors and schedule an introductory meeting.
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Discuss your goals and seek guidance.
Review Docker Basics
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Reviewing Docker basics can help you recall key concepts, allowing you to start the course with a stronger foundation.
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Containers
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Re-familiarize yourself with the concept of containers.
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Review the basic commands for working with Docker, such as docker run, docker build, and docker compose.
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Practice creating and running a simple Docker container.
Attend a Workshop on Dockerizing .NET Framework Apps
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Learn from industry experts and practice Dockerizing .NET Framework apps in a structured workshop environment.
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Find and register for a relevant workshop.
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Attend the workshop and actively participate.
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Implement what you learned in your own projects.
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Review Docker Compose in advance
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Reviewing Docker Compose will ensure you have the foundational knowledge to fully grasp the course material.
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Docker Compose
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Review the Docker Compose documentation
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Create a simple Docker Compose file for a web application
Join a Docker user group or online community
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Connecting with other Docker users will allow you to ask questions, share knowledge, and stay up-to-date on best practices.
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Community
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Search for Docker user groups or online communities
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Join a group or community that aligns with your interests
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Participate in discussions and ask questions
Attend a Study Group to Discuss .NET Framework Apps in Containers
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Attend a study group to discuss .NET Framework apps in containers to learn from peers and reinforce concepts.
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Find a study group or create one with classmates.
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Prepare discussion topics and materials.
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Actively participate in discussions.
Follow Microsoft's Docker tutorial for .NET Framework
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Following a step-by-step tutorial will provide you with hands-on experience and reinforce the concepts covered in the course.
Browse courses on
Docker
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Read through the Microsoft Docker tutorial for .NET Framework
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Follow the instructions to create a Dockerfile and build a .NET Framework image
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Run the container and verify that your application is running successfully
Build Docker Containers from a Dockerfile
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Build Docker containers from a Dockerfile to practice creating isolated environments for your .NET applications.
Show steps
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Create a Dockerfile for your .NET Framework application.
-
Build the Docker image using the docker build command.
-
Run the Docker container using the docker run command.
Build and run a simple .NET Framework app in a Docker container
Show steps
Building and running a simple app in a Docker container will provide you with practical experience and reinforce the course concepts.
Browse courses on
Docker
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-
Create a simple .NET Framework application
-
Create a Dockerfile for your application
-
Build a Docker image for your application
-
Run your application in a Docker container
-
Troubleshoot any issues that arise
Attend a Docker workshop or conference
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Attending a Docker workshop or conference will provide you with in-depth knowledge and practical experience from industry experts.
Browse courses on
Docker
Show steps
-
Research Docker workshops or conferences
-
Register for a workshop or conference that aligns with your interests
-
Attend the workshop or conference and take notes
Create a Docker Cheat Sheet
Show steps
Creating a cheat sheet forces you to summarize and organize Docker concepts, improving your comprehension and retention.
Show steps
-
Gather Docker commands and concepts from the course materials and other resources.
-
Organize the commands into categories or sections.
-
Create a concise and visually appealing cheat sheet.
Deploy .NET Framework Apps to Windows Containers Using Docker Compose
Show steps
Deploy .NET Framework apps to Windows containers using Docker Compose to learn how to manage multiple containers as a group.
Show steps
-
Install Docker Compose.
-
Create a Docker Compose file for your .NET application.
-
Deploy the Docker Compose application.
Develop a Dockerfile and Kubernetes configuration for a real-world .NET Framework application
Show steps
Creating a Dockerfile and Kubernetes configuration for a real-world application will allow you to apply your knowledge to a practical scenario.
Browse courses on
Dockerfile
Show steps
-
Identify a real-world .NET Framework application
-
Create a Dockerfile for the application
-
Create a Kubernetes configuration for the application
-
Deploy and test the application using the Dockerfile and Kubernetes configuration
Start a personal project where you use Docker to containerize an existing .NET Framework application
Show steps
Working on a personal project will allow you to apply your skills, deepen your understanding, and build a portfolio.
Show steps
-
Choose an existing .NET Framework application to containerize
-
Create a Dockerfile for the application
-
Build and run the Docker container
-
Test the containerized application
-
Deploy the containerized application to a production environment
Write a Blog Post on Troubleshooting .NET Apps in Containers
Show steps
Write a blog post on troubleshooting .NET apps in containers to share your knowledge and help others.
Show steps
-
Identify common troubleshooting scenarios.
-
Develop solutions for each scenario.
-
Write a blog post outlining the scenarios and solutions.
Find a Mentor with Experience in Dockerizing .NET Applications
Show steps
Seek a mentor who can guide you and provide support in Dockerizing .NET applications.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Identify potential mentors through networking or online platforms.
- Reach out to potential mentors and schedule an introductory meeting.
- Discuss your goals and seek guidance.
Review Docker Basics
Show steps
Reviewing Docker basics can help you recall key concepts, allowing you to start the course with a stronger foundation.
Browse courses on
Containers
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Re-familiarize yourself with the concept of containers.
- Review the basic commands for working with Docker, such as docker run, docker build, and docker compose.
- Practice creating and running a simple Docker container.
Attend a Workshop on Dockerizing .NET Framework Apps
Show steps
Learn from industry experts and practice Dockerizing .NET Framework apps in a structured workshop environment.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Find and register for a relevant workshop.
- Attend the workshop and actively participate.
- Implement what you learned in your own projects.
12 other activities
Expand to see all activities and additional details
Show all 15 activities
Review Docker Compose in advance
Show steps
Reviewing Docker Compose will ensure you have the foundational knowledge to fully grasp the course material.
Browse courses on
Docker Compose
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Review the Docker Compose documentation
- Create a simple Docker Compose file for a web application
Join a Docker user group or online community
Show steps
Connecting with other Docker users will allow you to ask questions, share knowledge, and stay up-to-date on best practices.
Browse courses on
Community
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Search for Docker user groups or online communities
- Join a group or community that aligns with your interests
- Participate in discussions and ask questions
Attend a Study Group to Discuss .NET Framework Apps in Containers
Show steps
Attend a study group to discuss .NET Framework apps in containers to learn from peers and reinforce concepts.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Find a study group or create one with classmates.
- Prepare discussion topics and materials.
- Actively participate in discussions.
Follow Microsoft's Docker tutorial for .NET Framework
Show steps
Following a step-by-step tutorial will provide you with hands-on experience and reinforce the concepts covered in the course.
Browse courses on
Docker
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Read through the Microsoft Docker tutorial for .NET Framework
- Follow the instructions to create a Dockerfile and build a .NET Framework image
- Run the container and verify that your application is running successfully
Build Docker Containers from a Dockerfile
Show steps
Build Docker containers from a Dockerfile to practice creating isolated environments for your .NET applications.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Create a Dockerfile for your .NET Framework application.
- Build the Docker image using the docker build command.
- Run the Docker container using the docker run command.
Build and run a simple .NET Framework app in a Docker container
Show steps
Building and running a simple app in a Docker container will provide you with practical experience and reinforce the course concepts.
Browse courses on
Docker
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Create a simple .NET Framework application
- Create a Dockerfile for your application
- Build a Docker image for your application
- Run your application in a Docker container
- Troubleshoot any issues that arise
Attend a Docker workshop or conference
Show steps
Attending a Docker workshop or conference will provide you with in-depth knowledge and practical experience from industry experts.
Browse courses on
Docker
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Research Docker workshops or conferences
- Register for a workshop or conference that aligns with your interests
- Attend the workshop or conference and take notes
Create a Docker Cheat Sheet
Show steps
Creating a cheat sheet forces you to summarize and organize Docker concepts, improving your comprehension and retention.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Gather Docker commands and concepts from the course materials and other resources.
- Organize the commands into categories or sections.
- Create a concise and visually appealing cheat sheet.
Deploy .NET Framework Apps to Windows Containers Using Docker Compose
Show steps
Deploy .NET Framework apps to Windows containers using Docker Compose to learn how to manage multiple containers as a group.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Install Docker Compose.
- Create a Docker Compose file for your .NET application.
- Deploy the Docker Compose application.
Develop a Dockerfile and Kubernetes configuration for a real-world .NET Framework application
Show steps
Creating a Dockerfile and Kubernetes configuration for a real-world application will allow you to apply your knowledge to a practical scenario.
Browse courses on
Dockerfile
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Identify a real-world .NET Framework application
- Create a Dockerfile for the application
- Create a Kubernetes configuration for the application
- Deploy and test the application using the Dockerfile and Kubernetes configuration
Start a personal project where you use Docker to containerize an existing .NET Framework application
Show steps
Working on a personal project will allow you to apply your skills, deepen your understanding, and build a portfolio.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Choose an existing .NET Framework application to containerize
- Create a Dockerfile for the application
- Build and run the Docker container
- Test the containerized application
- Deploy the containerized application to a production environment
Write a Blog Post on Troubleshooting .NET Apps in Containers
Show steps
Write a blog post on troubleshooting .NET apps in containers to share your knowledge and help others.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Identify common troubleshooting scenarios.
- Develop solutions for each scenario.
- Write a blog post outlining the scenarios and solutions.
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Learners who complete Developing .NET Framework Apps with Docker will develop knowledge and skills
that may be useful to these careers:
Docker Consultant
Docker Consultant
Docker Consultants help businesses implement and manage Docker containers. They typically have a strong understanding of Docker and other container technologies and can help businesses architect and deploy container-based solutions. This course can help you develop the skills and knowledge you need to become a Docker Consultant. You will learn how to build and package .NET apps using Docker, set up containers to inject configuration settings and read application logs, model .NET Framework apps to run in containers with Docker Compose and Kubernetes, and troubleshoot .NET apps in containers.
Software Engineer
Software Engineer
Software Engineers design, develop, test, and maintain software systems. They typically have a strong understanding of programming languages and software development tools and can work independently or as part of a team. This course can help you develop the skills and knowledge you need to become a Software Engineer. You will learn how to build and package .NET apps using Docker, set up containers to inject configuration settings and read application logs, model .NET Framework apps to run in containers with Docker Compose and Kubernetes, and troubleshoot .NET apps in containers.
DevOps Engineer
DevOps Engineer
DevOps Engineers work to bridge the gap between development and operations teams. They typically have a strong understanding of both software development and operations and can help organizations streamline their software development and delivery processes. This course can help you develop the skills and knowledge you need to become a DevOps Engineer. You will learn how to build and package .NET apps using Docker, set up containers to inject configuration settings and read application logs, model .NET Framework apps to run in containers with Docker Compose and Kubernetes, and troubleshoot .NET apps in containers.
Cloud Architect
Cloud Architect
Cloud Architects design and manage cloud computing solutions. They typically have a strong understanding of cloud computing technologies and can help organizations migrate their applications and infrastructure to the cloud. This course can help you develop the skills and knowledge you need to become a Cloud Architect. You will learn how to build and package .NET apps using Docker, set up containers to inject configuration settings and read application logs, model .NET Framework apps to run in containers with Docker Compose and Kubernetes, and troubleshoot .NET apps in containers.
Systems Analyst
Systems Analyst
Systems Analysts design and implement computer systems. They typically have a strong understanding of business processes and information technology and can help organizations improve their efficiency and effectiveness. This course can help you develop the skills and knowledge you need to become a Systems Analyst. You will learn how to build and package .NET apps using Docker, set up containers to inject configuration settings and read application logs, model .NET Framework apps to run in containers with Docker Compose and Kubernetes, and troubleshoot .NET apps in containers.
IT Manager
IT Manager
IT Managers plan and manage the IT resources of an organization. They typically have a strong understanding of IT infrastructure and can help organizations optimize their IT operations. This course can help you develop the skills and knowledge you need to become an IT Manager. You will learn how to build and package .NET apps using Docker, set up containers to inject configuration settings and read application logs, model .NET Framework apps to run in containers with Docker Compose and Kubernetes, and troubleshoot .NET apps in containers.
Database Administrator
Database Administrator
Database Administrators manage and maintain databases. They typically have a strong understanding of database technologies and can help organizations ensure the availability and performance of their databases. This course may be useful if you are interested in becoming a Database Administrator. You will learn how to build and package .NET apps using Docker, set up containers to inject configuration settings and read application logs, model .NET Framework apps to run in containers with Docker Compose and Kubernetes, and troubleshoot .NET apps in containers.
Network Administrator
Network Administrator
Network Administrators manage and maintain computer networks. They typically have a strong understanding of networking technologies and can help organizations ensure the availability and performance of their networks. This course may be useful if you are interested in becoming a Network Administrator. You will learn how to build and package .NET apps using Docker, set up containers to inject configuration settings and read application logs, model .NET Framework apps to run in containers with Docker Compose and Kubernetes, and troubleshoot .NET apps in containers.
Security Analyst
Security Analyst
Security Analysts identify and mitigate security risks. They typically have a strong understanding of security technologies and can help organizations protect their IT infrastructure from threats. This course may be useful if you are interested in becoming a Security Analyst. You will learn how to build and package .NET apps using Docker, set up containers to inject configuration settings and read application logs, model .NET Framework apps to run in containers with Docker Compose and Kubernetes, and troubleshoot .NET apps in containers.
Project Manager
Project Manager
Project Managers plan and manage projects. They typically have a strong understanding of project management methodologies and can help organizations achieve their project goals. This course may be useful if you are interested in becoming a Project Manager. You will learn how to build and package .NET apps using Docker, set up containers to inject configuration settings and read application logs, model .NET Framework apps to run in containers with Docker Compose and Kubernetes, and troubleshoot .NET apps in containers.
Business Analyst
Business Analyst
Business Analysts identify and analyze business needs. They typically have a strong understanding of business processes and can help organizations improve their efficiency and effectiveness. This course may be useful if you are interested in becoming a Business Analyst. You will learn how to build and package .NET apps using Docker, set up containers to inject configuration settings and read application logs, model .NET Framework apps to run in containers with Docker Compose and Kubernetes, and troubleshoot .NET apps in containers.
Data Analyst
Data Analyst
Data Analysts collect, analyze, and interpret data. They typically have a strong understanding of data analysis techniques and can help organizations make informed decisions. This course may be useful if you are interested in becoming a Data Analyst. You will learn how to build and package .NET apps using Docker, set up containers to inject configuration settings and read application logs, model .NET Framework apps to run in containers with Docker Compose and Kubernetes, and troubleshoot .NET apps in containers.
Web Developer
Web Developer
Web Developers design and develop websites. They typically have a strong understanding of web development technologies and can help organizations create and maintain websites. This course may be useful if you are interested in becoming a Web Developer. You will learn how to build and package .NET apps using Docker, set up containers to inject configuration settings and read application logs, model .NET Framework apps to run in containers with Docker Compose and Kubernetes, and troubleshoot .NET apps in containers.
Mobile Developer
Mobile Developer
Mobile Developers design and develop mobile applications. They typically have a strong understanding of mobile development technologies and can help organizations create and maintain mobile applications. This course may be useful if you are interested in becoming a Mobile Developer. You will learn how to build and package .NET apps using Docker, set up containers to inject configuration settings and read application logs, model .NET Framework apps to run in containers with Docker Compose and Kubernetes, and troubleshoot .NET apps in containers.
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learning. Use these to
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Presents an extensive exploration of Docker's internal architecture and functionality, offering advanced insights into container management and deployment.
A practical guide to using Docker in a production environment. Covers topics such as image management, container orchestration, and security, providing valuable insights for running .NET Framework apps in containers.
Covers the principles and practices of continuous delivery using Docker and Kubernetes. Provides insights into automating the build, test, and deployment processes for .NET Framework apps, ensuring efficient and reliable deployments.
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Serves as a beginner-friendly guide to Docker, introducing the concepts of containerization and providing hands-on experience in building and running containers.
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Provides a comprehensive overview of data management and architecture. Offers valuable insights into data modeling, data storage, and data processing, enhancing the understanding of data-related considerations when running .NET Framework apps in containers.
A classic work on enterprise integration patterns. Provides a comprehensive catalog of design patterns for solving common integration challenges, offering valuable insights for architects and developers working with .NET Framework apps in a distributed containerized environment.
A well-regarded guide to microservices architecture. Provides a comprehensive overview of the benefits, challenges, and best practices of microservices, offering valuable insights for designing and implementing .NET Framework apps as microservices.
Covers the principles and practices of web operations. Provides valuable insights into monitoring, logging, and debugging techniques, enhancing the ability to manage and troubleshoot .NET Framework apps running in containers.
While focused on .NET Core, this book provides a solid foundation for understanding the fundamentals of .NET programming, which can be beneficial for working with .NET Framework apps in containers.
A practical guide to Docker for developers. Covers essential concepts and hands-on examples, providing a good starting point for understanding Docker and its applications to .NET Framework apps.
A comprehensive guide to Docker, covering various aspects of containerization, deployment, and management. Provides a solid foundation for understanding Docker, but may be less relevant specifically to running .NET Framework apps in containers.
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Good to know
Develops skills and knowledge that are core to working with the Docker Suite by Docker
Taught by Elton Stoneman, who is recognized for their work in Docker
Provides foundations for learners who have no experience with the Docker Suite by Docker
Examines Windows containers, which is a current industry standard
Multi-modal with videos, readings, and hands-on materials
Covers unique material on how to work with legacy applications
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