Getting Started with Docker Datacenter
Docker Datacenter is a product for securely running and managing container workloads in production. This course shows you all the features of DDC including the private image registry, role-based access control, and image signing with content trust.
What you'll learn
Developers love Docker for its simple approach to packaging, distributing, and running applications. The open source Docker ecosystem provides a lot of tools, but before you put container workloads in production you'll want enterprise-grade security, management, and support. Docker Datacenter provides that for multi-node installations of Docker on-premises and in virtual private clouds. In this course, Getting Started with Docker Datacenter, you'll learn about all of the features of Docker Datacenter. First, you'll discover how to digitally sign images. Next, you'll explore how to run and scale container workloads. Then, you'll learn how to use role-based access control to secure Docker components. Finally, you'll cover how to set up Docker Datacenter as a highly available cluster. By the end of this course, you'll be able to run your own trial of Docker Datacenter.
Table of contents
- Introducing Docker Datacenter 3m
- Enterprise Problems Solved by DDC 3m
- A Tour of Universal Control Plane 4m
- Explaining Docker Image Registries 4m
- A Tour of Docker Trusted Registry 4m
- Options for Evaluating DDC 2m
- Installing DDC: CS Engine and UCP 4m
- Installing DDC: Adding Nodes and DTR 3m
- DDC Installation Steps 3m
- Module Summary 3m
- Introducing Docker Trusted Registry 3m
- Running Your Own Docker Registry 4m
- Configuring DTR for High Availability 4m
- Pulling and Pushing DTR Images 2m
- Running DTR Images as Services in UCP 4m
- Organizations and Teams in DTR 2m
- Creating and Securing Organization Repositories 4m
- Explaining Docker Content Trust 3m
- Configuring Notary for a DTR Repository 4m
- Signing and Running Images with Content Trust 3m
- Module Summary 2m
- Introducing Universal Control Plane 2m
- Configuring UCP for High Availability 5m
- Docker Services in Swarm Mode 2m
- Running and Scaling Services in UCP 5m
- UCP Applications and Docker Compose 2m
- Running a Distributed Solution as a UCP Application 5m
- Node Maintenance with UCP 2m
- Draining a UCP Node and Leaving the Swarm 3m
- Module Summary 2m