by McLearn eLearning | Publisher: Stone River eLearning | Release Date: July 2019 | ISBN: 10000000ML103

You want to learn something powerful? Docker is here! No matter what your experience level, Using Docker on Amazon Web Service (AWS) will get you up and running with Docker containers, dockerfiles, image repositories (through both Docker Hub and AWS's EC2 Container Repository), and managing containers through the EC2 Container Service (ECS). In this course, you'll first explore Docker on AWS at a high level, learning how the parts work together by assembling all the basic pieces of a Docker infrastructure on an EC2-based Linux instance, including installation, simple Dockerfiles and Docker Hub images. Next, you'll learn about building a cluster environment, including how all the moving parts can be brought together in a real, publicly accessible deployment. Finally, you'll wrap up the course by learning how to work with Docker images and registries. By the end of this course, you'll have learned foundational knowledge of both the theory and practice of using using Docker on AWS. After this course, you will be familiar with Docker, you will also learn new tricks that can not be found on some other places on the internet. Before you enroll this course, it is recommended that you have basic knowledge about web development and command line. Some of the lectures for this course are word documents, please refer to the outline. Download the zip file to get all the lectures.

1. Introduction
   • Installing Docker on an EC2 Instance 00:04:20
   • Running Docker from the Command Line - S1 RX 00:05:34
   • Working with Dockerfiles 00:03:58
   • Working with Docker Hub Images 00:03:17
2. Amazon ECS: Building a Cluster Environment
   • Prepare an EC2 Instance and an ECS Task 00:05:58
   • Build an EC2 Service to Run the Task 00:02:40
   • Working with ECS Through the AWS CLI 00:03:44
3. Working with the Amazon EC2 Container Registry (ECR)
   • Working with Docker Hub Repositories 00:03:15
   • Configure ECS to Authenticate with Docker Hub 00:03:15
   • Working with the Amazon EC2 Container Registry (ECR) 00:05:27