1. Hello-World - hello world app on local machine.
2. MyFirstApp - Dockerfile & docker build demos. - Reference https://docs.docker.com/get-started/part2/
3. MyFirstApp-DockerHub - push MyFirstApp to DockerHub and pull the image back.
4. Docker-Storage - MongoDB container with persistent storage.
5. Docker-Compose - Wordpress with MySQL deployment. - Reference https://docs.docker.com/compose/wordpress/
6. DC/OS - Deployment.
7. Swarm - Deployment.
8. ACI - Azure Container Instances demo.

docker101.md - Create MyFirstApp container and deploy to Azure Web App on Linux.

1. Hello-World - deployment with versions. - https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/run-application/run-stateless-application-deployment/
2. MyFirstApp - deployment
3. Secrets-Configmaps - deploy pods with config maps
4. Persistent-Storage - deploy Wordpress, MySQL with external storage - https://kubernetes.io/docs/tutorials/stateful-application/mysql-wordpress-persistent-volume/
5. Helm - Deploy Joomla Helm chart
6. DataDog Monitoring - Deploy datadog helm chart and montior the cluster.
7. Jenkins - Install Jenkins helm chart
8. Jenkins-Pipeline - Create StickerStore CI/CD Pipeline. Instructions
9. Microservices - StickerStore Microservices application Instructions

1. CaseStudy 1 - Auto scale an app
2. CaseStudy 2 - Data, Using Event Hub Processing Host In K8s

Install Putty or use any bash shell for Windows (if using a bash shell, follow the instructions for Linux or Mac).

Run this command:

putty.exe -ssh -i <path to private key file> -L 8080:localhost:8080 <User name>@<Public DNS name of instance you just created>

Or follow these manual steps:

1. Launch Putty and navigate to 'Connection > SSH > Tunnels'
2. In the Options controlling SSH port forwarding window, enter 8080 for Source port. Then enter 127.0.0.1:8080 for the Destination. Click Add.
3. Repeat this process for port 8080.
4. Navigate to 'Connection > SSH > Auth' and enter your private key file for authentication. For more information on using ssh keys with Putty, see here.
5. Click Open to establish the connection.

Run this command:

ssh -i <path to private key file> -L 8080:localhost:8080 <User name>@<Public DNS name of instance you just created>