Various Docker Compose examples of selfhosted FOSS and proprietary projects.

Modul Docker Mastery Bootcamp: From Zero to Hero

Docker Network Plugin used by Kathará to create pure L2 networks.

Node.js backend boilerplate with express.js socket.io and mysql/postgresql(prisma).

This repository contains questions and answers for the Docker labs on the Kodekloud platform. The questions are designed to help you learn about the fundamentals of Docker, including how to build, run, and manage Docker containers. The answers are comprehensive and easy to understand, and they include code examples where appropriate.

Basic understanding of network namespace

DNS server with REST API management

Simple custom kafka configuration for studying

Diving Deeper into Docker Networking with Docker Compose

Docker networking and Docker Compose.

Goxii, wierd name, I know. It's Go + Proxy, which tells you just about all you need to know. This proxy works on the TCP layer and provides IP based filtering to protect assets behind a VLAN from unwanted access. This was primarily designed to work with Docker networks as a way of not exposing some development ports to my internal network.

Automatically connect traefik to docker's services networks which is needed

Essentials for docker and docker compose for day to day devops operations.

A Demo Dockerized Spring Boot Application with Dockerized Redis

Mini project for the course "Cloud Computing". The task is to setup a few microservices via docker containers and have them intercommunicate via rabbitmq

An in-depth guide to Docker, covering containerization principles, Dockerfile creation, image management, orchestration, and best practices to streamline development and deployment processes. Perfect for all levels.

Just networking and design experimentation with JS, React and Node.js in simple application with FrontEnd and BackEnd. Just for personal curiosity. Not a project.

Information about docker

College assignments from Bryan University over creating servers and reverse proxies using web servers (e.g. NGINX, Apache) and common web communication protocols. This course also covers server deployment with Docker, from initial configuration to the cloud and to create, deploy, and run applications.