Docker, Kubernetes and Azure container services

During the courses and lectures that I had the opportunity to design and prepare for filming, I often had the opportunity to see that the concept of a container was not clear to the students. Also, in the courses that you have had the opportunity to see and learn so far, we have said a lot about the very concept of containers, and in most of the courses you will also get to know the actual work in Azure. In addition, in the questions I receive, students often ask me if I can create a course dedicated exclusively to containers and services in Azure. Well, the time has come when I can say that, after much planning, I managed to design a course in which we will exclusively talk about containers.

In the beginning, we will learn what Docker is and how to work with Docker, then we will get to know Kubernetes, and the third part of the course is designed as an addition and logical continuation of the two mentioned, so we will get to know the services in Azure that contain work with containers. And not only that, when we move on to work with containers in Azure, we will get to know other services that are intertwined with all of these mentioned. If before this course you did not have, or had partial knowledge about containers, after this course you will be able to work with Docker, Kubernetes and the most important container services in the Azure cloud. Now it’s time to get started and familiarize yourself with the basics, while we will deal with some more complex things later. Also, as you are used to in all courses up to now, first there will be a theoretical part in which we will say all the most important things about that lesson, followed by a demonstration. If you are familiar with the work from some of the mentioned parts of the course, feel free to skip it and go to the part you need. Let’s go.