Chapter 1, Getting Started with Docker, talks about the various distinctions of the open- source Docker platform and how it simplifies and speeds up the process of realizing containerized workloads to be readily deployed and run on a variety of operating systems, bare metal servers, and virtual machines. This chapter also has step-by-step details on installing the Docker Engine, downloading a Docker image from the centralized Docker Hub, creating a Docker container out of that image, and troubleshooting the Docker container. Chapter 2, Handling Docker Containers, is dedicated to clearly explaining the various commands required to manage Docker images and containers. This chapter provides the basic Docker terminologies needed to understand the output of Docker commands. Other details covered here include starting an interactive session inside a container, managing your images, running containers, and tracking changes inside containers. Chapter 3, Building Images, describes how Docker images are built. There are several ways and means through which Docker images are built and stored. The other important topics covered in this chapter include a quick overview of a Dockerfile's syntax and a bit of theoretical information on how Docker stores images. Chapter 4, Publishing Images, tells you everything about publishing images on the centralized Docker Hub and how to get the most out of Docker Hub. The other important contents in the chapter include more details about Docker Hub, how to push images to Docker Hub, the automatic building of images, how to create organizations on Docker Hub, and finally private repositories. Chapter 5, Running Your Private Docker Infrastructure, explains how corporates can set up and run their own private repositories. There are a few valid reasons why corporates want to have their own repositories to host some crucial Docker images. This means that publicly available repositories are found unsuitable for storing certain specific images. This chapter has all the information required to set up and sustain private repositories. Chapter 6, Running Services in a Container, illustrates how a web application can be run inside a Docker container as a service and how to expose the service, in order for the outside world to find and access it. How the appropriate Dockerfile is developed to simplify this task is also described in detail. Chapter 7, Sharing Data with Containers, shows you how to use Docker's volumes feature to share data between the Docker host and its containers. The other topics covered here are how to share data between containers, the common use cases, and the typical pitfalls to avoid. [2 ] Preface Chapter 8, Orchestrating Containers, explains how to do the orchestration of multiple containers towards composite and containerized workloads. It is a well-known truth that orchestration plays a major role in producing composite applications. This chapter includes relevant details about the orchestration process and the toolset made available for enabling the process of orchestration. Finally, you will find a well-orchestrated example of how containers can be orchestrated to bring forth highly reusable and business-aware containers. Chapter 9, Testing with Docker, focuses on testing your code inside Docker images. You will also find out how to run tests inside an ad hoc Docker image. Finally, you will be given details of how to integrate Docker testing into a continuous integration server such as Jenkins. Chapter 10, Debugging Containers, teaches you how to debug applications running inside containers. How Docker ensures that processes running inside containers are isolated from the outside world is also covered. Chapter 11, Securing Docker Containers, explains the security and privacy challenges and concerns, and how they are addressed through the liberal use of competent standards, technologies, and tools. This chapter covers the mechanism for dropping user privileges once inside an image. There is also a brief introduction to how the security capabilities introduced in SELinux come in handy when securing Docker containers. Chapter 12, The Docker Platform – Distinct Capabilities and Use Cases, describes how the Docker platform is becoming an enterprise-grade method for bringing forth a variety of distinct automation in the fields of software engineering and distributed computing. Several industry case studies are included in this chapter in order to address any worries about Docker and to enhance its penetration and participation.

Docker从入门到实践，目录如下 前言 修订记录 如何贡献 Docker 简介 什么是 Docker 为什么要用 Docker 基本概念 镜像 容器 仓库 安装 Docker Ubuntu Debian CentOS Raspberry Pi macOS Windows PC 镜像加速器 使用镜像 获取镜像 列出镜像 删除本地镜像 利用 commit 理解镜像构成 使用 Dockerfile 定制镜像 Dockerfile 指令详解 COPY 复制文件 ADD 更高级的复制文件 CMD 容器启动命令 ENTRYPOINT 入口点 ENV 设置环境变量 ARG 构建参数 VOLUME 定义匿名卷 EXPOSE 暴露端口 WORKDIR 指定工作目录 USER 指定当前用户 HEALTHCHECK 健康检查 ONBUILD 为他人作嫁衣裳 参考文档 Dockerfile 多阶段构建 其它制作镜像的方式 实现原理 操作容器 启动 守护态运行 终止 进入容器 导出和导入 删除 访问仓库 Docker Hub 私有仓库 私有仓库高级配置 Nexus 3 数据管理 数据卷 挂载主机目录 使用网络 外部访问容器 容器互联 配置 DNS 高级网络配置 快速配置指南 容器访问控制 端口映射实现 配置 docker0 网桥 自定义网桥 工具和示例 编辑网络配置文件 实例：创建一个点到点连接 Docker 三剑客之 Compose 项目 简介 安装与卸载 使用 命令说明 Compose 模板文件 实战 Django 实战 Rails 实战 WordPress Docker 三剑客之 Machine 项目 安装 使用 Docker 三剑客之 Docker Swarm Swarm mode 基本概念 创建 Swarm 集群 部署服务 使用 compose 文件 管理敏感数据 管理配置信息 滚动升级 安全 内核命名空间 控制组 服务端防护 内核能力机制 其它安全特性 总结 底层实现 基本架构 命名空间 控制组 联合文件系统 容器格式 网络 Etcd 项目 简介 安装 集群 使用 etcdctl CoreOS 项目 简介 工具 快速搭建 CoreOS 集群 Kubernetes 项目 简介 快速上手 基本概念 kubectl 使用 架构设计 Mesos - 优秀的集群资源调度平台 Mesos 简介 安装与使用 原理与架构 Mesos 配置项解析 日志与监控 常见应用框架 本章小结 容器与云计算 简介 亚马逊云 腾讯云 阿里云 小结 实战案例-操作系统 Busybox Alpine Debian Ubuntu CentOS Fedora 本章小结 实战案例-CI/CD Drone Docker 开源项目 LinuxKit 附录 附录一：常见问题总结 附录二：热门镜像介绍 Ubuntu CentOS MySQL MongoDB Redis Nginx WordPress Node.js 附录三：Docker 命令查询 附录四：Dockerfile 最佳实践 附录五：资源链接 附录六：Docker 中文资源