Docker Introduction - Docker, Containers & DevOps - Hands On

James Spurin introduces containers through their underlying ideas before moving into Docker and Docker Desktop. Images, running containers, network ports and volumes give the concepts a practical setting. The outline also reaches image-building practices and multistage builds, making the short course a focused orientation for learners prepared to pause and repeat the demonstrations.

What you will learn

• Distinguish container concepts from Docker Desktop tooling.
• Connect ports and volumes with a running container.
• Build and share a container image with an explained purpose.

Who this suits

Basic terminal use, file editing and navigation are expected. Linux knowledge is beneficial, and you need a computer capable of installing and running Docker Desktop.

Before you enroll

The video sequence is under two hours, so independent practice is a substantial part of learning the workflow. Check current Desktop licensing, operating-system requirements and registry terms before following setup or publishing examples.

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Put it into practice

Build an image for a small sample service and write down what each Dockerfile instruction contributes. Run it with a changed configuration, inspect its logs and document the commands needed for cleanup.

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Supporting provider sources

• docs.docker.com: supporting course information