May 1, 2024
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Docker is a platform used to create and deploy software applications through containers. Containers isolate applications from the underlying infrastructure and make them independent of the host operating system. This makes it easier to develop, distribute, and maintain applications in various environments.
Why Learn Docker?
There are several reasons to learn Docker:
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Reading list
We've selected nine books
that we think will supplement your
learning. Use these to
develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a
deeper understanding of the topics covered in
Registry.
Is written by Docker's founders, providing an authoritative guide to the platform. It covers the history of Docker, its architecture, and its roadmap, making it a valuable resource for anyone who wants to stay up-to-date on the latest developments in Docker.
Provides a comprehensive guide to Docker, covering its architecture, commands, and best practices. It is suitable for readers who want to gain a deep understanding of Docker and its ecosystem.
Focuses on Docker Swarm, which is Docker's native clustering solution. It provides a detailed guide to using Docker Swarm to manage and orchestrate multiple Docker hosts, making it a valuable resource for administrators who want to deploy and manage complex Docker environments.
Focuses on practical aspects of using Docker, including building and running containers, managing images, and deploying applications. It valuable resource for developers who want to use Docker in their projects.
Provides a practical guide to using Docker in a production environment. It covers topics such as building and managing images, deploying and scaling applications, and monitoring and troubleshooting Docker deployments.
Provides a practical guide to using Docker. It covers topics such as installing and configuring Docker, building and managing Docker images, and deploying and managing Docker containers.
Provides a comprehensive guide to using Docker for developers. It covers topics such as building and managing Dockerfiles, deploying and managing Docker containers, and using Docker in a continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipeline.
Provides a gentle introduction to Docker, making it suitable for beginners. It covers the basics of Docker, including how to install and use it, and provides practical examples of how to use Docker to build and deploy applications.
While this book focuses on Kubernetes, it provides a good overview of Docker as well, as Kubernetes is built on top of Docker. It covers the basics of Docker, including how to install and use it, and provides practical examples of how to use Docker in a Kubernetes environment.
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