Preface
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Chapter 3, Storing and Distributing Images, discusses the places you store your images in,
such as the Docker Hub and a locally hosted registry. We will also look at third-party
offerings, such as Quay and the Amazon EC2 Container Registry.
Chapter 4, Managing Containers, teaches you how to manage your containers and the
different ways you can go about doing so. This chapter will focus on the command line.
Chapter 5, Docker Machine, explains how to use the Docker Machine setup, new Docker
hosts, and be able to have those containers created locally in places such as virtual boxes,
and cloud providers, such as Amazon Web Services and DigitalOcean.
Chapter 6, Docker Compose, makes it incredibly easy to hand off docker environments to
your developers and ensure that the configuration is exactly how you want it to be set or
exactly how you have it set up on production systems to mimic.
Chapter 7, Docker Swarm, allows you to link Docker containers together across multiple
servers. This allows for easier management as well as a better availability and
interoperability between containers.
Chapter 8, Portainer, allows you to easily manage and control aspects of your configuration
with Portainer, which is a web-based GUI for your Docker environment. You can launch
containers, remove container, manage hosts that are running your containers, and get that
overall view of your environment to see how it is performing.
Chapter 9, Rancher, allows you to launch various cluster hosts and then manage your
Docker hosts and containers.
Chapter 10, Docker Cloud, uses a web browser to manage your Docker environment. This
product is different, however, as it is a hosted service by Docker that takes some of the
heavy lifting out of the setup process.
Chapter 11, Docker Security, focuses heavily on Docker security. After all, that's one of the
most important aspects of any server, or container, in this case. We will cover the good, the
not so bad, and what to look out for with regards to security. There is also a new Docker
security checking configuration tool you can use to check against your containers or other
containers you may use.
Chapter 12, Docker Workflows, brings everything you learned, which you will put to use by
learning how to put Docker containers into production. It will also teach you how to
monitor your containers and talk about the safeguards you can put into place to help with
container recovery. We will look at how to extend to external platforms, such as Kubernetes
and Amazon ECS.
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