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   * **Fast** Internet access (4G minimum) **WITHOUT** using a proxy,   * **Fast** Internet access (4G minimum) **WITHOUT** using a proxy,
   * **Unblocked** access to ports 80 and 443 at: https://www.ittraining.team **and its sub-domains**.   * **Unblocked** access to ports 80 and 443 at: https://www.ittraining.team **and its sub-domains**.
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 =====Curriculum ===== =====Curriculum =====
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       * Internet       * Internet
     * Use of the Infrastructure     * Use of the Infrastructure
-    * Training Programme+    * Curriculum
  
-  * DOF601 Isolation Virtualisation +  * **DOE601 - Virtualisation by Isolation**  
-    * Introduction to Isolation Virtualisation +    * Presentation of Virtualisation by Isolation  
-      * History +      * History  
-    * Presentation of Namespaces +    * Presentation of Namespaces  
-    * Presentation of CGroups +    * Presentation of CGroups  
-      * LAB #1 - Working with CGroups +      * LAB #1 - cgroups v1  
-        * 1.1 - Memory Limitation +        * 1.1 - Preparation  
-        * 1.2 - The cgroup-tools package +        * 1.2 - Presentation  
-          * The cgcreate command +        * 1.3 Memory Limitation  
-          * The cgexec command +        1.4 - The cgcreate command  
-          * The cgdelete command +        1.5 - The cgexec command  
-          * The /etc/cgconfig.conf file +        1.6 - The cgdelete command  
-    * Introduction to Linux Containers +        1.7 - The /etc/cgconfig.conf file  
-      * LAB #- Working with LXC +        * 1.8 - The cgconfigparser command  
-        * 2.1 - Installation +      * LAB #2 - cgroups v2  
-        * 2.2 - Creating a Simple Container +        * 2.1 - Preparation  
-        * 2.3 - Starting a Simple Container +        * 2.2 - Overview  
-        * 2.4 - Attaching to a Simple Container +        * 2.3 - Limiting CPU Resources  
-        * 2.5 - Basic LXC commands +        * 2.4 - The systemctl set-property command  
-          * The lxc-console Command +    * Introducing Linux Containers  
-          * The lxc-stop Command +      * LAB #- Working with LXC  
-          * The lxc-execute command +        * 3.1 - Installation  
-          * The lxc-info command +        * 3.2 - Creating a Simple Container  
-          * The lxc-freeze command +        * 3.3 - Starting a Simple Container  
-          * The lxc-unfreeze command +        * 3.4 - Attaching to a Simple Container  
-          * Other commands +        * 3.5 - Basic LXC Commands  
-        * 2.6 - Creating a Non-Preferred Container +          * The lxc-console Command  
-          * User Namespaces +          * The lxc-stop Command  
-          * Creating a Dedicated User +          * The lxc-execute Command  
-          * Mapping creation +          * The lxc-info Command  
-          * Container creation +          * The lxc-freeze Command  
-          * Mapping Control +          * The lxc-unfreeze Command  
-        * 2.7 - Creating an Ephemeral Container +          * Other Commands  
-          * The lxc-copy Command +        * 3.6 - Creating an Ephemeral Container  
-        * 2.- Saving Containers+          * The lxc-copy Command  
 +        * 3.- Saving Containers 
           * The lxc-snapshot Command           * The lxc-snapshot Command
  
-  * **DOE602 - Getting started with Docker** +  * **DOE602 - Getting started with Docker**
     * Introduction to Docker     * Introduction to Docker
 +      * Virtualisation and Containerisation
 +      * The AUFS File System
 +      * OverlayFS and Overlay2
 +      * Docker Daemon and Docker Engine
 +      * Docker CE and Docker EE
 +        * Docker CE
 +        * Docker EE
 +      * Docker and Mirantis
     * LAB #1 - Working with Docker     * LAB #1 - Working with Docker
-      * 1.1 - Installing docker+      * 1.1 - Installing docker on Linux 
 +        * Debian 11 
 +        * CentOS 8
       * 1.2 - Starting a Container       * 1.2 - Starting a Container
       * 1.3 - Viewing the list of Containers and Images       * 1.3 - Viewing the list of Containers and Images
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       * 1.21 - Installing software in a Container       * 1.21 - Installing software in a Container
       * 1.22 - Using the docker commit command       * 1.22 - Using the docker commit command
-      * 1.23 - Connecting to the Container server from the outside+      * 1.23 - Connecting to the container from the outside
  
-  **DOE603 - Managing and Storing Docker Images** LAB #1 - Re-creating Docker Images+  **DOE603 - Managing and Storing Docker Images**
     * LAB #1 - Re-creating an official docker image     * LAB #1 - Re-creating an official docker image
       * 1.1 - Using a Dockerfile       * 1.1 - Using a Dockerfile
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       * 3.1 - Creating a Local Registry,       * 3.1 - Creating a Local Registry,
       * 3.2 - Creating a Dedicated Registry Server       * 3.2 - Creating a Dedicated Registry Server
-        * Configuring the clone as a Dedicated Registry 
         * Configuring the Client         * Configuring the Client
  
-  * **DOF604 - Volume, Network and Resource Management** LAB #1 - Volume, Network and Resource Management+  * **DOE604 - Volume, Network and Resource Management**
     * LAB #1 - Volume Management     * LAB #1 - Volume Management
-      * 1.1 - Automatic Docker Management+      * 1.1 - Automatic management using Docker
       * 1.2 - Manual Volume Management       * 1.2 - Manual Volume Management
 +      * 1.3 - Manual management of a Bindmount
     * LAB #2 - Network Management     * LAB #2 - Network Management
       * 2.1 - The Docker Network Approach       * 2.1 - The Docker Network Approach
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       * 3.2 - Processes       * 3.2 - Processes
       * 3.3 - Continuous Activity       * 3.3 - Continuous Activity
-    * LAB #4 - Resource Management 
-      * 4.1 - Limiting Memory 
  
-  * Docker Compose, Docker Machine and Docker Swarm **DOF605+  * **DOE605 - Docker Compose, Docker Machine and Docker Swarm**
     * LAB #1 - Docker Compose     * LAB #1 - Docker Compose
       * 1.1 - Installation       * 1.1 - Installation
-      * 1.2 - Using docker-compose+      * 1.2 - Installing Wordpress with Docker Compose
     * LAB #2 - Docker Machine     * LAB #2 - Docker Machine
       * 2.1 - Introduction       * 2.1 - Introduction
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       * 3.5 - Viewing Swarm Information       * 3.5 - Viewing Swarm Information
       * 3.6 - Starting a Service       * 3.6 - Starting a Service
-      * 3.7 - Increasing and Decreasing a Service+      * 3.7 - Scaling Up and Scaling Down a Service
       * 3.8 - Checking Node Status       * 3.8 - Checking Node Status
       * 3.9 - High Availability       * 3.9 - High Availability
       * 3.10 - Deleting a Service       * 3.10 - Deleting a Service
       * 3.11 - Backing up Docker Swarm       * 3.11 - Backing up Docker Swarm
-      * 3.12 - Restore Docker Swarm+      * 3.12 - Restoring Docker Swarm
  
-  **DOF606 - Network Overlay Management with Docker in Swarm Mode** The Docker Network Approach +  **DOF606 - Overlay Network Management with Docker in Swarm mode** 
-    * The Docker Network Approach+    * Contents 
 +    * The Docker Network Model
     * LAB #1 - Overlay Network Management     * LAB #1 - Overlay Network Management
-      * 1.1 - Creating a Network Overlay+      * 1.1 - Creating a network overlay
       * 1.2 - Creating a Service       * 1.2 - Creating a Service
       * 1.3 - Moving the Service to another Overlay Network       * 1.3 - Moving the Service to another Overlay Network
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       * 2.1 - Implementing Docker Swarm with overlay networks       * 2.1 - Implementing Docker Swarm with overlay networks
  
-  **DOF607 - Managing Docker Security** LAB #1 - Using Docker Swarm with Overlay Networks+  **DOF607 - Docker Security Management** 
 +    * Contents
     * LAB #1 - Using Docker Secrets     * LAB #1 - Using Docker Secrets
     * LAB #2 - Creating a Trusted User to Control the Docker Daemon     * LAB #2 - Creating a Trusted User to Control the Docker Daemon
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       * 9.3 - Creating the Client Certificate       * 9.3 - Creating the Client Certificate
       * 9.4 - Starting the Docker Daemon with a Direct Invocation       * 9.4 - Starting the Docker Daemon with a Direct Invocation
-      * 9.5 - Client Configuration+      * 9.5 - Configuring the Client
  
   * **DOE608 - Course Validation**   * **DOE608 - Course Validation**
     * Course Materials     * Course Materials
-    * Reminder of the Training Programme+    * What this course covered
     * Validation of acquired knowledge     * Validation of acquired knowledge
-    * Training Evaluation+    * Course Evaluation
  
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 Copyright © 2023 Hugh Norris - Non-contractual document. The programme is subject to change without notice. Copyright © 2023 Hugh Norris - Non-contractual document. The programme is subject to change without notice.
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