Source: ["100+ Docker Concepts you Need to Know" by Fireship, Youtube]
Instructions:
For this course, you will need to write your code in Visual Studio Code (needs to be installed on desktop), or other online tools like Programiz.
1. The first step is to watch the video "Docker - Full Course";
2. Next, there are 3 projects. Watch how to build them, then you will be guided to modify and test them so you can add them to your portfolio.
3. At the end, you will check your knowledge about Docker by taking an exam. If you pass it, you will be able to redeem your certificate.
Good luck!
Docker - Full Course (video)
Source: ["Docker Tutorial for Beginners - A Full DevOps Course on How to Run Applications in Containers" by freeCodeCamp.org, Youtube]
Exercise: - Watch this video and make some notes. Once done, go to the next stage, your first project in Docker.
Project 1: Game 2048
Source: ["Simple DevOps Project - Create a Game using Docker and Deploy to AWS" by Cloud Champ, Youtube]
Exercise: 1. Follow the video and build this code. You can use Visual Studio Code (it's free). Test your code;
2. Try to build something similar with your own code. Test it, if it works, upload it to your GitHub account.
3. Go to the next stage: the second project in Docker.
Project 2 and 3
Source: ["6 Docker Projects for Absolute Beginners | Part 1" by Tech With Otabek, Youtube]
Exercise: 1. Follow the video and build this code. Test your code;
2. Try to build something similar with your own code. Test it, if it works, upload it to your GitHub account.
3. The next stage is an exam. You have 10 questions, with a total time of 10 minutes. To pass, you need to get 8 out of 10. You can retake it. Once you pass, you will have 1 minute to redeem your certificate by entering your full name correctly!
Exam (Redeem Certificate)
Results
Your score:
Summary
Now you can add your own projects to your GitHub account and post your certificate on LinkedIn. You can also explore and learn other programming languages using the Skill-Based Roadmaps or choose a career path from the Role-Based Roadmaps.