Using IPv6 in Docker - start the course
- describe how Docker handles IPv4 and IPv6 addressing
- use NDP proxying to connect Docker containers to the Internet via IPv6
- describe how Docker uses switched and routed network environments
Setting up Docker Security - set up SELinux on CentOS/RHEL/Fedora systems
- describe how to allow a nonprivileged volume access to host files from a container
- describe how Linux divides the privileges of the root user
- share a namespace between two or more containers
Docker Applications and Services - create a Docker image with a preinstalled Riak
- create an SSHd service in a Docker container
- create a Docker container for MongoDB
- use Shippable to perform CI/CD and then deploy it on Red Hat's OpenShift
- use Drone to configure projects to automatically build, test, and deploy
- use Docker with OpenShift Origin to configure Platform-as-a-Service
- describe how OpenShift triggers the Docker build and how to supply to the Docker context to build images
Using the Docker Trusted Registry APIs - use the Docker Trusted Registry Accounts API
- use the Docker Trusted Registry Teams API
- use the Docker Trusted Registry Accounts Repositories API
- use the Docker User Owned Repository Access API
- use the Docker Organization Owned Repository Access API
- use the Docker Organization Owned Repository Namespace API
Working with the Docker Machine - describe how the Docker machine creates Docker hosts on your computer or data center
- use the Docker machine to create, use, and manage a Docker host inside of VirtualBox
- use the Docker machine to use the same interface to create hosts in local, virtual, or cloud platforms
- distinguish between the different drivers on the Docker machine and describe the tasks they perform
- describe the Docker Machine commands and how they are used
Practice: Creating a Docker Deployment - use Docker to create a complex deployment using IP addressing, security, and DTR APIs
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