/Docker-Certified-Associate-DCA-Exam-Guide

Docker Certified Associate (DCA) – Exam Guide, Published by Packt

Primary LanguageJavaScriptMIT LicenseMIT

Docker-Certified-Associate-DCA-Exam-Guide

Docker Certified Associate (DCA) – Exam Guide | Published by Packt

This code repository contains all the labs provided in Docker Certified Associate (DCA) – Exam Guide | Published by Packt.

Chapter's labs are included inside directories. There is a directory per chapter and all lab's files and instructions are included.

Chapter

Chapter Directory Title
chapter1 Modern Infrastructures and Applications with Docker
chapter2 Building Docker Images
chapter3 Running Docker Containers
chapter4 Container Persistence and Networking
chapter5 Deploying Multi-Container Applications
chapter6 Introduction to Docker Content Trust
chapter7 Introduction to Orchestration
chapter8 Orchestration using Docker Swarm
chapter9 Orchestration using Kubernetes
chapter10 Introduction to Docker Enterprise Platform
chapter11 Learning Universal Control Plane
chapter12 Publishing Applications in Docker Enteprise
chapter13 Implementing an Enterprise-Grade Registry with Docker Trusted

In order to execute these labs without modifying your computer, we provide you with some virtual environments.

All these labs can be executed on your own Docker Engine, Docker Swarm or Docker Enterprise platform. Virtual environments are provided to help you deploying all Docker platforms from zero, including the installation processes.

This tables shows the required resources for each virtual environment.

Chapters Environment Virtual Nodes Requirements
chapters 1 to 6 Standalone 1 standalone 1vCPU, 2GB of RAM and 10GB of disk space.
chapter 8 Docker Swarm Custer 4 virtual nodes 4vCPU, 8GB of RAM and 50GB of disk space.
chapter 9 Kubernetes Custer 3 virtual nodes 4vCPU, 8GB of RAM and 50GB of disk space.
chapters 11 to 13 Docker Enterprise 4 virtual nodes 8vCPU, 16GB of RAM and 100GB of disk space.

Lab environments were tested on Linux and Windows 10 Pro and you can change the number of nodes and virtual resources modifying config.yaml file. There are specific instructions on each environment.

Enjoy your learning ;)