• Virtualization
  • Introduction to virtualization
  • Introduction to containerization
  • Introduction to Linux Namespaces and Cgroups
• Docker Community Edition Installation and Configuration
  • Installing Docker on Ubuntu/Windows
  • Selecting a Storage Driver
  • Upgrading the Docker Engine
  • Configuring Logging Drivers (Splunk, Journald, etc.)
• Image Creation, Management, and Registry
  • Introduction to Docker Images
  • The Components of a Dockerfile
  • More Dockerfile Directives
  • Building Efficient Images
  • Managing Images
  • Flattening a Docker Image to a Single Layer
  • Introduction to Docker Registries
  • Using Docker Registries
• Orchestration
  • Locking and Unlocking a Swarm Cluster
  • High Availability in a Swarm Cluster
  • Introduction to Docker Services
  • Using docker inspect
  • Docker Compose
  • Introduction to Docker Stacks
  • Node Labels
• Storage and Volumes
  • Docker Storage in Depth
  • Configuring DeviceMapper
  • Docker Volumes
  • Image Cleanup
  • Storage in a Cluster
• Security
  • Signing Images and Enabling Docker Content Trust
  • Default Docker Engine Security
  • Docker MTLS
  • Securing the Docker Daemon HTTP Socket
• Docker Enterprise
  • Docker Enterprise Overview
  • Installing Docker EE
  • Universal Control Plane (UCP)
  • Security in UCP
  • Docker Trusted Registry (DTR)
  • Setting up Docker Trusted Registry (DTR)
  • Sizing Requirements for Docker UCP and DTR
  • Configuring Backups for UCP and DTR
  • DTR Security Features
  • Managing Certificates with UCP and DTR
  • Docker Enterprise Summary
• Docker Kubernetes Service
  • Docker Kubernetes Service Overview
  • Kubernetes Orchestration in Docker
  • App Configuration in Kubernetes
  • The Kubernetes Network Model
  • Services and DNS
  • Deployments
  • DaemonSets
  • Scheduling
  • Probes
  • Storage with Volumes
  • Storage with PersistentVolumes
  • Docker Kubernetes Service Summary

Amit Sir you are amazing. You are the ocean of knowledge for all cutting edge technology. Here I have come to learn docker, but believe me, you have taught me a lot of things including vagrant :-).
Thank you for your time and knowledge.

The session was really good, got to know a lot about docker

• Students
• Freshers
• Working professionals

• Linux Administration 

• This course will prepare you to pass Docker Certified Associate Exam

• OS: Ubuntu or CentOS or RHEL
• Docker

• You need to have a machine with at least core i3 processor, 4 GB of RAM and 100GB disk space
• If you are planning to use virtual machine then you need to have at least 8GB of RAM for smooth working