Complete Windows Containers with Azure Devops Bootcamp
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Are you ready to take your .NET development skills to the next level by mastering Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD), Docker containers, and Azure DevOps? Welcome to the Ultimate Azure DevOps & Docker Bootcamp for .NET Developers!
This comprehensive, hands-on bootcamp is designed for developers who want to build, deploy, and manage .NET applications in containers with Azure DevOps. Whether you’re a .NET developer, DevOps engineer, or software architect, this course provides all the tools, techniques, and real-world practices to run your .NET apps efficiently in containers.
What You Will Learn:
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Understand why container-based software delivery is the future of app development.
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Explore the principles of Continuous Integration and Delivery (CI/CD) and their role in modern DevOps.
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Set up a CI/CD pipeline with Docker, Kubernetes, and Azure DevOps.
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Learn how to build, deploy, and manage .NET Core apps inside containers.
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Dive into Azure DevOps for managing cloud-native and containerized .NET applications.
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Discover the difference between containers and VMs, and understand how they work under the hood with technologies like Namespaces and CGroups.
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Work hands-on with Docker Compose to deploy multi-tier applications, and learn how to integrate with Azure Pipelines.
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Master debugging, scaling, and securing your containerized .NET apps for real-world projects.
Who is this course for:
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.NET Developers who want to transition to modern CI/CD and containerized application delivery.
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DevOps Engineers looking to expand their skills with Docker, Kubernetes, and Azure DevOps.
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Software Architects aiming to design scalable, containerized solutions.
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IT Professionals involved in application deployment and cloud-based infrastructures.
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Why Container Based Software Delivery ? -
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What is Continuous Integration and Delivery
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CI/CD Workflow with Docker and Kubernetes
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Running .NET Applications with Docker
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What is Azure Devops ?
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The Docker Story
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Containers vs VMs
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Two Ways on Windows - Hyper-V and Windows Containers
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Technologies Under the Hood - Namespaces, CGroups, Layers
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Docker Architecture and Eco System
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Getting started with Docker Client
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Understand Docker Registries
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Learn to pull and examine Images
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Launch your first Ephemeral Container
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Working with a interactive container
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Running containers in detached mode
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Debugging container applications with logs
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Getting inside the container with Exec
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Exposing application with Port Mapping
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Managing Container's Lifecycle
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Lab
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Create a environment to build ASP .NET Core App
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Build a ASP .NET Core App within a Container
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Committing Container's Changes to an Image
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Why do you need a Dockerfile?
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Automated build of an image with a Dockerfile
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Publishing Docker Image to Docker Hub
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Lab O'Clock -
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The secret behind Image Layers - Iterative Image Build
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Deep Dive into Dockerfile Instructions
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Analyzing a Dockerfile for ASP .NET App
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Nano Project - Write a Dockerfile for a .NET Core App
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What is a Multi Stage Dockerfile
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Nano Project - Refactor Dockerfile for ASP .NET app with Multi Stage
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Lab O'Clock
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Solution
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Research Project
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Nano Project - Dockerize a Legacy ASP .NET Framework App
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Solution Part I - Build app with .NET Framework SDK Image
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Solution Part II - Test run ASP .NET Framework App
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Solution Part III - Write a Multi Stage Dockerfile to automate image build
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AlbumViewer Application Stack Use Case
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Imperative approach to launch AlbumViewer Container Stack
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Introducing Docker Compose
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Building docker-compose.yaml with YAML
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Launching Two Tier Application with Compose
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More docker-compose commands
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Service Discovery with Docker Compose
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Integration Dockerfile with Compose
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Idempotence and Immutable Deployments
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Lab O'Clock
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Creating Azure Devops Account
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Importing a GitHub repo to Azure Devops
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Creating a simple a ASP .NET Build Pipeline
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Modifying Pipeline and Triggering Manually
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Adding a Docker Based Build Pipeline
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Setup Azure Container Registry
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Retagging and pushing images to ACR
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Docker build and ACR Publish Pipeline
