Learn Docker with AWS ECS and Fargate for absolute beginners – Free Udemy Courses
Learn to containerize your application with Docker and AWS
What you’ll learn
Learn Docker with AWS ECS and Fargate for absolute beginners – Free Udemy Courses
- Learn the fundamental concepts of containerization and docker
- Learn to use Docker images
- Learn the concepts and create a custom Dockerfile
- Learn to create public and private Elastic Container Registry
- Learn to provision and manage containers on AWS cloud with Elastic Container Services
- Learn to create AWS farmgate cluster and task
- Learn to create AWS ECS with EC2 cluster and task
- Learn to create AWS ECS Service
Requirements
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Understand basic Linux shell commands
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Docker Desktop installed
Description
In this course, you will learn how to run a docker application on AWS cloud with the help of AWS ECS Fargate and AWS ECS (Elastic Container Services) with EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud).
Firstly you will learn how to containerize an application using Docker, the container management tool. It is ranked 1 in “Most Loved ” and ranked 2 “Most Wanted” platform” in the 2019 and 2020 Stack Overflow Survey. This depicts the demand and popularity of Docker, which is shooting up and beyond.
Then we you will learn how to push docker images to AWS ECR (Elastic Container Registry), a cloud-based registry used to store docker images.
After that, you will learn to create public and private repositories and how to use them. Finally, you will learn about how to use AWS ECS. It is used to provision and manage containers on the AWS cloud. It has two launch types:
- Fargate (Server) and
- ECS with EC2.
With Fargate, containers are deployed on the AWS cloud without managing infrastructure whereas with ECS with EC2, you will get full control over infrastructure by managing EC2 directly.
Meanwhile, you will also learn how to create clusters, tasks, and services. Tasks and Services are important objects of ECS to run containers from the docker image.
Who this course is for:
- Software developers
- Sysadmins aka System Administrators
- IT professionals
- Cloud Infrastructure Engineers
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