Just Enough Docker to be Dangerous

Why containers came up

The description makes the case that containers and Docker have moved into the mainstream, with major cloud players and technology platforms releasing container tools and services. The practical point is that many companies are adopting containers, and knowing how to package and ship software with Docker is now a common expectation.

What this course covers

The course is aimed at getting you started with software delivery using Docker. It positions itself as a stepping stone rather than a deep reference, so it makes sense as a foundation before moving on to orchestration or cloud deployment.

Who should start here

• IT practitioners adding container skills to their resume
• Beginners who have not used Docker yet
• Developers who want to understand how their builds get shipped

The description gives no detailed syllabus, so check the lesson list before starting if you need a specific topic.