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    LFS253 Containers Fundamentals

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    LFS253 Containers Fundamentals

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    1.1.

    Before You Begin

    Chapter 1. Course Introduction > 1.1. Before You Begin

    Before you begin, please take a moment to familiarize yourself with the course
    navigation:
     The navigation buttons at the bottom of the page will help you move forward or
    backward within the course, one page at a time. You can also use the Right Arrow
    keystroke to go to the next page, and the Left Arrow keystroke to go to the
    previous page. For touchscreen devices such as phone and tablet devices,
    navigation through swiping is enabled as well.
     To exit the course, you can use the Exit button at the top-right of the page or the X
    keystroke.
     The Home button at the top right of the page, or the H keystroke will take you to
    the first page of the course.
     The drop-down menu (Table of Contents) at the bottom left helps you navigate to
    any page in the course. It will always display the title of the current page. 
     The breadcrumbs at the top of the page indicate your location within the course
    (chapter/page).
     Numerous resources are available throughout the course, and can be accessed by
    clicking hyperlinks that will open Internet pages in a new window. 
     Where available, you can use the audio player functionalities to start, pause or stop
    audios, as well as to control the volume. 
     Where available, you can use the video player functionalities to start, pause, stop,
    restart the video, control the volume, turn closed captions on or off, and control the
    screen size of the video. Closed captions are enabled for video narrations only. 
    Note: If you are inactive for more than 30 minutes while signed-in, you will automatically
    be logged out by the QuickStart course player engine. If you are logged out for
    inactivity, you should close the course player and the QuickStart tab/window. You will
    have to log back into your Linux Foundation portal and re-launch the course from your
    portal. Do not use the login window presented by QuickStart, as you will not be able to log
    back in from that page.
    1.4. Course Learning Objectives

    Chapter 1. Course Introduction > 1.4. Course Learning Objectives

    By the end of this course, you should be able to:


     Do container and image operations with different container runtimes.
     Manage network and storage (volumes) with containers.
     Build and run multi-container applications with Docker, Docker APIs, etc.
    1.5. Course Formatting

    Chapter 1. Course Introduction > 1.5. Course Formatting


    In order to make it easier to distinguish the various types of content in our courses, we use
    the color coding and formats below:
     Bold: names of programs or services (or used for emphasis)
     Light blue: designates hyperlinks
     Dark blue: text typed at the command line, system output at
    the command line
     Magenta (dye): command output
     Light brown: file and directory names.
    3.2. Learning Objectives

    Chapter 3. Building Blocks > 3.2. Learning Objectives

    By the end of this chapter, you should be able to:


     Explain the concept of container building blocks.
     Discuss about Namespaces, Control Groups (cgroups) and UnionFS.

    4.2. Learning Objectives

    Chapter 4. Container Runtimes > 4.2. Learning Objectives

    By the end of this chapter, you should be able to:


     Discuss the container runtime standard.
     Discuss different container runtimes: runC, Docker and rkt.
     Install runC, Docker and rkt.

    6.2. Learning Objectives

    Chapter 6. Accessing a Remote Docker Daemon > 6.2. Learning Objectives

    By the end of this chapter, you should be able to:


     Configure Docker daemon to listen over TCP.
     Configure Docker client to communicate with a remote Docker daemon.
     Configure a remote Docker daemon in the cloud with Docker Machine.

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