Containers and Docker

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This day-long workshop describes the fundamentals of Linux namespaces and containers, the differences between other virtualization technologies and containers, and how Docker uses these technologies to implement a developer-friendly ecosystem that everyone loves to talk about.

Topics Covered

The workshop covers four major topics:

• Virtualization technologies: from virtual machines to containers;
• Basics of Docker (with hands-on examples);
• Docker networking and storage models;
• Network security aspects of containers and Docker;
• Impact of Docker on data center networking.

Takeaways

After attending this workshop you'll be able to:

• Describe the differences between virtual machines and Linux containers;
• Perform basic Docker tasks;
• Describe various Docker networking models;
• Analyze the impact of Docker containers on your data center network.

Who Should Attend

This workshop targets data center or networking architects and designers who are planning, designing or building data center infrastructure for private or public clouds offering container-based services.

If you’re one of them, then this half-day workshop is a must-have overview of underlying technologies and container-related network designs and network security concerns.

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