bretfisher/udemy-docker-mastery

Docker Mastery Udemy course to build, compose, deploy, and manage containers from local development to high-availability in the cloud

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Added to GitGenius on September 11th, 2026
Created on January 29th, 2017
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Number of forks: 6,472
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Docker Mastery is an educational course repository that teaches container development, orchestration, and deployment using Docker, Kubernetes, and Swarm.

The repository serves as companion material for Udemy courses on Docker and Swarm, addressing the need for hands-on learning resources that cover the full lifecycle of containerized applications. It provides structured course sections progressing from Docker fundamentals through container image creation, multi-container orchestration with Docker Compose, Swarm cluster management, Kubernetes architecture and operations, and production deployment patterns. The approach combines conceptual instruction with practical examples and command references organized by course section.

This repository suits developers new to containerization who want comprehensive, structured learning from foundational concepts through advanced orchestration. It works well for those planning to move applications to cloud-native environments and needing to understand both Docker Swarm and Kubernetes as orchestration options. The material covers the full spectrum from local development workflows to high-availability cloud deployments, making it appropriate for teams transitioning to DevOps practices.

The project maintains active engagement with its audience through the issue tracker, where work centers on enhancements and deprecation updates, indicating ongoing refinement of course content to reflect changes in the Docker ecosystem and related tools.