App developers with containerization skills are in demand. In an hour, you’ll take your basic Java skills to the next level when you learn the five essential skills needed to run Java microservices in Docker containers.
Welcome to "Running Java Microservices with Docker," an innovative and hands-on guided project designed to equip you with essential containerization skills in just about an hour. This intermediate-level course, offered by IBM, is perfect for those looking to enhance their career prospects in the rapidly evolving field of cloud computing and microservices architecture.
In this project, you'll dive deep into the world of Docker, learning how to efficiently package and run Java microservices using this powerful containerization technology. You'll gain practical experience in constructing Dockerfiles, creating Docker images, and running containers, all while understanding the crucial concept of externalizing server configurations.
The best part? You don't need to worry about complex software installations. Our course provides access to a cloud-based Integrated Development Environment (IDE) with all the necessary tools pre-installed, including Docker and OpenShift. All you need is a modern web browser to get started on this exciting journey!
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This hands-on guided project teaches you the fundamentals of Docker in under an hour. Beginner-friendly, this project is appropriate for anyone starting out in app development.
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