Continuous Delivery Using Docker And Ansible
By Justin Menga
Course info



Course info



Description
Continuous delivery is fast becoming an indispensable practice for organizations that want to develop and deploy applications to production at speed with improved reliability.
This course, Continuous Delivery Using Docker and Ansible, will teach you how to create a robust, production-class continuous delivery workflow that will test, build, release, and continuously deploy your applications in Docker containers.
You'll learn how to create a portable workflow locally on your machine that you can invoke with a handful of simple commands, and then learn how to run your workflow in the popular Jenkins continuous delivery system using the new Jenkins pipeline plugin.
Along the way, you will learn how to:
- Compose multi-container environments using Docker Compose
- Publish test reports
- Set up integration with GitHub and Docker Hub
By the end of this course, you'll have a better understanding of continuous delivery and how you can use Docker and Ansible to develop and produce better applications more efficiently than ever.
Course FAQ
Docker does many things, but one component of it is continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD), which allows you to run tests and deploy code through automation and collaboration.
Continuous delivery is a critical practice for businesses to incorporate because it allows them to develop and deploy applications and software to production faster, and with improved reliability.
Docker is a container engine for creating containers and automating application deployment. Ansible can automate complex multi-tier IT application environments. It allows you to automate Docker in your environment for things that are otherwise being done manually.
Ultimately you will learn how to create a powerful and efficient continuous delivery workflow that will test, build, release, and continuously deploy your applications in Docker containers.
Before taking this course you should have a basic understanding of Docker and Ansible or some other configuration management tool. However, this course was designed so you can follow along regardless.