What you'll learn

Create an entire CI/CD pipeline in VSTS

Creating Docker images

Working with Docker Hub to store and download images

Creating multiple environments: Dev, Staging and Production

Create and publish a docker image to Azure Web App for Containers

Requirements

Visual Studio Code

DevOps knowledge is not required

Description

Developers could feel the urge to learn it and students should be prepared for it from now. If you hear lots of talks about these two technologies and you have a sort of clear idea how should it work theoretically, but you want to see it in action and start experimenting it yourself? Then, this course is for you! It is all practical, no slides, no time wasted. I get you direct to the point, in just 1 hour!

Content:

1. Install Docker for Linux (or Windows)

2. Create a sample ASP.NET Core Web App

3. Run Web App on Docker

3.1 Pull Docker images from Docker Hub

3.2 Create Dockerfile

3.3 Build Docker image

3.4 Run Docker image

3.5. Dockerignore file (coming soon)

4. Tag the image

5. Push image to Docker Hub

6. Pull the image from Docker Hub

7. Create Web App for Containers on Azure

8. CI with VSTS

8.a Publish source code to Github

8.b create a CI pipeline

8.c Add task: Build Image

8.d Add task: Push Image

8.e Enable CI trigger

9. CD with VSTS

9.a Configuring the artifacts

9.b Enabling Continuous Deployment trigger

9.c Configuring the environments : Dev, Staging & Prod

10 Run the CI & CD pipelines

11 Working with docker-compose.yml (coming soon)

12 Adding a Database to the project (coming soon)

Who this course is for:

Software developers using .NET Core

Software developers who wants to start using Docker

Software developers who wants to start using DevOps



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