Deploying Dockers and Containers for Windows Server 2016

Learn How to provide developers with protected and agile application environments, offering stability and flexibility!

What you'll learn

Physical host environments
Virtual host environments
Installing and creating Windows containers
Creating Hyper-V containers
Creating, tagging, and pushing images
Removing images
Configuring startup options
Working with PowerShell, Docker daemon, and Azure
Managing container networking
Managing data volumes, resources, and repositories

Requirements

Basic understanding of Microsoft Windows Server Administration
If you would like to follow along a lab environment would help, but not required

Description

Windows Server 2016 introduced a new feature—to accommodate the evolving needs of expansive DevOps platforms—which offers the benefits of containers to a variety of environments. This course introduces network administrators to containers and instructor Scott Burrell shows how to deploy Windows Containers in Windows Server 2016 environments. Scott covers host preparation, working with images, container management, and resource management. Admins can learn how to provide their developers with protected and agile application environments, offering both stability and flexibility.

Who this course is for:

Microsoft System Administrator
Experience working with Windows PowerShell