Aspire     Load Balancing Multi and Hybrid Cloud Solutions     Multi and Hybrid Cloud Solutions Track 2: Solutions for Multi-Cloud Load Balancing

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Docker Swarm provides all the tools necessary to spin up Docker Swarm clusters with relative ease. It is also readily available, being integrated directly into Docker Engine, which means Docker itself now provides orchestration. Docker Swarm's routing mesh networking model is excellent. But it lacks availability, visibility, security and control that more complex, production deployments require, so some help is needed to fill in the missing components. In this course, you'll explore Docker components and objects, as well as how Docker deployments differ from traditional deployments, with a focus on the microservices architecture afforded by Docker's container technology. You'll also learn how microservice architecture has changed load balancing deployments. Next, you'll investigate fully versus self-managed cloud services, Docker load balancing scenarios including Docker Swarm, NGINX open-source load balancing, and using an external edge router in a Docker Swarm cluster. Finally, you'll learn how to install Docker and configure load balancing for various example scenarios.

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Objectives

Solutions for Multi-cloud Load Balancing: Load Balancing with Docker discover the key concepts covered in this course describe how Docker works with containers and images to package and deploy containerized apps and services and how it aligns with CI/CD and microservice patterns compare how Docker deployments stack up to traditional deployment types describe the Docker Engine, Docker client, and Docker registries describe Docker objects including images, containers, volumes, networks, Docker Swarm, and Docker Compose install, configure, and test Docker on Ubuntu Linux initialize a Docker swarm on Ubuntu Linux describe how microservices have fundamentally changed deployments and load balancing describe challenges specific to load balancing Docker deployments describe how fully managed cloud services compare to self-managed services describe Docker load balancing scenarios including load balancing with NGINX load balancer and using swarm mode describe deployment scenarios across global networks using Docker Swarm with external reverse proxy and load balancing software configure load balancing with swarm mode on Ubuntu Linux configure load balancing using an NGINX container summarize the key concepts covered in this course