Tag: Docker
All the articles with the tag "Docker".
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Nginx as a load balancer on AWS EC2
Published:Simple example of Nginx as a load balancer on AWS EC2.
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Deploying Your PHP and MySQL App on AWS EC2 with Docker, Nginx, SSL and a Custom Domain
Published:Learn how to take your PHP and MySQL application from local development to a live production environment on an AWS EC2 instance. This comprehensive guide walks you through the entire process, covering Docker and Docker Compose setup, Nginx as a reverse proxy, configuring your custom domain with DNS, and securing your application with free SSL/TLS certificates using Certbot (Let's Encrypt). Discover best practices for deploying and managing your web app in the cloud, including persistent storage for your database and seamless code updates.
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Dockerizing a PHP and MySQL/MariaDB Application with Docker Compose
Published:Learn how to containerize your PHP application with a MariaDB backend using Docker and Docker Compose. This guide walks you through creating a clean Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml to streamline local development, enable database persistence, and ensure service health — all with environment-based configuration for flexibility.s
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Docker, Kubernetes, and OpenShift Cheat sheets
Published:Cheatsheet of docker and Kubernetes.
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Containers and Containerization - Docker
Published:About container concepts, features, use cases, and benefits. Building on your new knowledge of containers, you’ll learn what Docker does and discover why Docker is a winner with developers. You’ll learn what Docker is, become acquainted with Docker processes, and explore Docker’s underlying technology. How developers and organizations can benefit from using Docker and see which situations are challenging for using Docker. Next, learn how to build a container image using a Dockerfile, how to create a running container using that image, become familiar with the Docker command line interface (CLI), and explore frequently used Docker commands. Docker objects, Dockerfile commands, container image naming, and learn how Docker uses networks, storage, and plugins. Then, assimilate this knowledge when you see Docker architecture components in action and explore containerization using Docker. You’ll pull an image from a Docker Hub registry. Run an image as a container using Docker, build and tag an image using a Dockerfile, and push that image to a registry.
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Pull, Build an image using a Dockerfile and Push the image to Docker Hub.
Published:Pull an image from Docker Hub and run it as a container. Build an image using a Dockerfile and Run the image as a container. Push the image to Docker Hub.