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Docker katas

Open the exercises in Cloud Shell

This workshop will take you from "Hello Docker" to deploying a containerized web application to a server.

It's going to be a lot of fun!

Prerequisites

You need to have access to a machine with docker installed. There are many ways of getting that:

  • Click the link above to get a Cloud shell from Google (require login)
  • Docker installed on a linux box.
  • Docker desktop installed on a Mac or Windows machine.

Philosophy

There are a few things you should know about this tutorial before we begin.

This tutorial is designed to be self-paced to make the most of your time.

The exercises won't always tell you exactly what you need to do.

Instead, it will point you to the right resources (like documentation and blog posts) to find the answer.

Ready to begin?

Head over to the first lab to begin.

Cheat sheet

For a quick reference of the most common docker commands, see CHEATSHEET.md.

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docker-katas's Issues

Make two small web applications

DotNet Core and Java

Both should be able to have DB connection setup for them with docker-compose, and use some kind of packaging framework like Maven for Java, making it a candidate for multi-stage build.

prereq: Linux machines

Linux machines

  • Docker
  • Docker-compose
  • K8s

For K8s

1 master machine
2 nodes with cubeadm on it.

4.5 Implementing the Gilded Rose - a wrong link

in the first line the path is not src/test/java/net/praqma/codeacademy/gildedrose/TexttestFixture.java

there is no gildedrose folder on the way

it is: src/test/java/net/praqma/codeacademy/TexttestFixture.java

ex:2

In 1.1
"2. The Docker daemon downloads the image (alpine in this case) from Docker Hub"

It doesn't fetch the image if you've already downloaded it in "part 0" of the exercise.

@sofusalbertsen

Container security

Container security
Kernel exploits
Denial of service
Container breakouts
Poisoned image pulls
Secrets (covered in Kubernetes day 2)

Kubernetes as a docker orchestration platform

Kubernetes as a docker orchestration platform
Introduction (presentation)
Minikube
Kubectl
Deployment
Service
KubeAdm multi node cluster
Secrets
Ingress (Nginx vs Traefik)
Health checks

Kubernetes material should be separated from Docker

Kubernetes material should ideally be in a separate repo "kubernetes excercises", so the students are not confused when they are trying to focus on learning one technology at a time.
Mixing Kubernetes in a Docker course will be overwhelming for the students, and I would not want to do it, if it is a course I am teaching. :)

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