Tools / Developer tools and DevOps
Containers and Docker
Packaging an app with everything it needs so it runs the same everywhere.
About 12 hours of study. It builds on The shell and command-line tools.
Where to learn it
TechWorld with Nana
The whole video
About three hours, from what a container is to Compose and volumes.
No practice set picked yet.
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Your route to Containers and Docker
Pick where you’re starting from. Anything your background already covers is left out, and the rest is put in order.
2 stops to go, about 20 hours of study.
Open a stop to see the book, the video course and the practice for it. Tick its circle when you've finished.
- 8 h
Programming. Ready to start.
- Tool12 h
Infrastructure and operations. After The shell and command-line tools.
That's the whole route to Containers and Docker.
Which roles ask for it
- Software engineer (SDE) good to have
- Backend engineer in the first year
- Full-stack engineer in the first year
- QA engineer / SDET in the first year
- Data engineer in the first year
- Machine learning engineer in the first year
- DevOps / site reliability engineer to get hired
- Deep learning engineer (vision / language) in the first year
- MLOps engineer to get hired
- Platform engineer to get hired
- System administrator in the first year
- AI / LLM engineer in the first year
- Cloud engineer to get hired
- Application support engineer good to have
What it needs and what it leads to: Containers and Docker on the map.