Containerisation of applications gives you knowledge of Docker and container technology for application packaging on the Linux platform. You learn to build virtualised applications in the form of Docker containers that make handling and moving code between different environments and infrastructures more efficient. The course gives you practical skills that are central to modern application development and operations.
Purpose and goal of the course The goal of the course is to give students knowledge of Docker containers and technology for application packaging on the Linux platform. The goal of the course is to give students knowledge of building a virtualised application, a Docker container that makes the handling and transport of code and applications in different deliveries between environments and infrastructures more efficient.
Purpose and goal of the course The goal of the course is to give students knowledge of Docker containers and technology for application packaging on the Linux platform. The goal of the course is to give students knowledge of building a virtualised application, a Docker container that makes the handling and transport of code and applications in different deliveries between environments and infrastructures more efficient.
What containers are and why they are used for application packaging.
The basics of Docker and how containers are built and run on the Linux platform.
A practical exercise in packaging an application as a Docker container.
How containers simplify delivery and operations between development, test and production environments.
Moving and deploying container-based applications in different infrastructures.
The course suits YH students in systems development or operations who want to learn modern methods for application deployment.
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