IT Skills     Operating Systems and Servers     Working with Multiple Docker Containers

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A microservice architecture is used to structure an application as a collection of loosely coupled services. Microservices are independently deployable and scalable, offer improved fault isolation, and result in smaller and faster deployments. In this course, you'll learn about the fundamentals, importance, and value of microservices. You'll learn to recognize the intersection of microservices and Docker, and the advantages of using Docker for microservices. Explore how Docker's compactness and brevity lends itself to the microservices solution, and learn how Docker and microservices work together. Lastly, you'll learn how to deploy at a Docker deployment with at least 2 microservices.

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Objectives

Advanced Docker Principles: Docker for Microservices Strategies discover the key concepts covered in this course provide an overview of microservices in Docker and understand their value list common areas to address when designing a microservice architecture provide an overview on how Docker technology can help build a microservice architecture recognize how to stay in control of a complex environment powered by microservices recognize security challenges of microservices recognize why and how to benchmark microservices list common examples of Docker and microservices working together deploy Docker with multiple microservices recognize how to design individual services and how to avoid common mistakes summarize the key concepts covered in this course