Ultimate Docker Fast-Track Beginner to Advanced (Udemy.com)

If you are an advanced user, this course will help you to remind you 95% of the common use cases to create docker images, it does not cover how to compile each of the different programming languages, but let's face it, every language has its way, in addition, they have different build tools, and that's probably 1 command to add to the RUN line. I liked this course pretty much, straight to the points.

Pros: 1. The course is crisp and to the point. It's a no-nonsense course. 2. No unnecessary mentions of docker networks, docker swarms. This seems practical as in real world we are gonna be using k8s anyways. Cons: 1. This is not a beginner friendly course. It is helpful in case you already know atleast some of it and are taking this course as a refresher. 2. Some topics like multi-stage pipelines should have been explored more 3. A bit of Jenkins intro could've been thrown in the end - to let the audience know that Docker and Jenkins are used in conjunction in real world.

It was a good course to get started with docker fundamentals. Within the span of this course, we are introduced to several docker commands. We also learn how to pull images from docker hub and push images to docker hub. We also learn how to mount a volume onto docker. So overall a great course. The only suggestion I would like to give is that some of the commands which are taught in this course are slightly older. And some of the commands did not work for me on Windows. So I had to look up for alternatives online.

It is a good hands-on course. It was difficult to catch on with instructors accent at some places. Auto captions are helpful. It provides you what is stated in the course description. The assignments were good. The only complain is at some places this course need to be updated or atleast a note has to be attached in the lectures. some of the codes are not working now. so has to do debugging it took a lot of time.

Hi! I really liked the idea of having clear and brief training where there was not a lot of fluff just to make the course long. The main issue, is that I spent a lot of extra time hashing through and trying to fix outdated portions of the training to get them to run. Some I could not even get to go. I know that people will say that a programmer just needs to look it up on line. That's fine, but a training class shouldn't be this way as it disrupts the learning. The content really needs to be updated so that all the labs work - and I realize that is an undertaking. All in all, thanks! I did learn some, but I wish the course was more up to date.

This course was excellent as I had no prior experience with Docker and the layout of this course allowed me to easily follow what was being presented. I totally appreciated the ability to try the different challenges and the explanations that followed each challenge. I was also surprised with how concise the course was and how quickly I moved from not knowing anything about Docker to actually being able to understand and navigate the basics. Kudos to TJ for the excellent delivery of this course.

I have review other beginner docker videos and this video manages give a comprehensive understanding of how docker works without confusing with distracts cute diagrams. Who said individuals learn better with cute graphics. This tutorial allows you to sink your teeth in vm concepts where you can see yourself getting up and running quickly.

I originally was not a fan of the course, however, it's short. I was learning docker for the first time and maybe it was going a little too fast for me. I sat down and redid the course in one day and things started to really click. I would recommend this course to anyone looking to learn docker. it would be nice to seem some implementation, deploying to AWS or something, I know that might be for a later course.

It was good and what I expected. I believe it over-promises a bit that you'll be a Docker "expert" / "master" by the end of it because that's not a realistic expectation in a FAST-TRACK course. I liked the recap at the end. It was simple and reviewed basically the big take-aways. I felt like I did know the answers only because of taking this course so I did learn something. I think the "Advanced" section was kind of lacking. I wasn't looking for anything advanced, but the examples weren't great and "Advanced" basically meant reducing a docker image size (I guess) with a few bits of advice. Anywho, this course was a good primer for beginners like myself and a good stepping-stone in my Docker journey. I will move on now to more Docker courses to concrete the concepts in this course, and pick up some that I didn't learn in this course.

Excelente curso, va directo al grano. Además explica de forma práctica conceptos engorrosos de entender desde la ayuda o manual de docker. Excellent course, it goes straight to the point. It also explains in a practical way concepts that are difficult to understand from the help or docker's manual.