Managing Docker Containers on AWS with the GUI
Docker containers are more and more present in IT discussions these days. In this course, you will learn the fundamentals of Docker containers in AWS. Hands-on labs will teach you how to easily get started by running your first Docker container.
What you'll learn
A couple of years ago, if you wanted to host your company's website, you'd have to buy a server, wait for it to be delivered, install the OS and services, and manage updates. Virtual machines have made this all much easier to manage, but this can still be costly. This is where Docker comes in. In this course, Managing Docker Containers on AWS with the GUI, you will gain the ability to publish Docker images using AWS. First, you will learn how to create and manage a cluster using Elastic Container Service (ECS). Next, you will discover Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR). Finally, you will explore how to push, pull, and tag Docker images inside your repository. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of working with Docker images needed to successfully manage Docker containers in AWS.
Table of contents
- Managing Containers with Amazon ECS 1m
- Creating a Task Definition with a Fargate Launch Type 3m
- Demo: Creating a Task Definition with a Fargate Launch Type 9m
- Creating and Managing Services 1m
- Demo: Creating and Managing a Service 7m
- Managing the Workflow of a Container Instance 2m
- Scheduling Tasks 1m
- Demo: Creating a Task Definition with an EC2 Launch Type 5m
- Navigating the Container Agent 1m
- Summary 1m
- Managing Repositories with Amazon ECR 2m
- Authenticating to an Amazon ECR Registry 2m
- Demo: Authenticating to an Amazon ECR Registry 3m
- Demo: Creating and Managing a Repository 3m
- Pushing, Pulling, and Tagging Docker Images to an Amazon ECR Repository 1m
- Demo: Pushing, Pulling, and Tagging Docker Images to an Amazon ECR Repository 8m
- Publishing Images Using the Release Pipeline 2m
- Summary 1m