If you're a Java developer, Docker is a true game changer for you!
Developing Java applications in large enterprises is no easy task. Every day you are asked to work with many different technologies. In the morning, you might need to save data to a MySQL database. In the afternoon, you might be working with RabbitMQ. Tomorrow you might be asked to work with Mongo or Redis.
Think about what you need to do when working with all these different technologies.
If you install all these on your laptop, it becomes cluttered and slow. Sure, you could use VMs to run these - if you really want to slow down your laptop. Virtual Machines are awesome, but VMs can also be huge resource hogs.
If you're on a dev team, you can set up dedicated development servers. But then you don't have a clean development environment. And your development work becomes dependent on access to the development servers.
Docker is an exciting technology you can leverage for enterprise development.
The popularity of Docker has been explosive. Much of the industry focus has been on DevOps. But more so on the Operations part.
Did you know Google creates roughly 285 MILLION Docker containers per day?
Docker is clearly a popular technology for running cloud scale applications like GMail.
But as a Java developer, what does Docker mean to you?
Are you working with MySQL? There's a ready made Docker image for you.
Postgres? Mongo DB? Redis? Cassandra? RabbitMQ? ActiveMQ?
Yep, there's Docker images you can download and use today.
You can use Docker for a lot more than just your local development.
Are you developing microservices? If you are not already deploying your microservices in Docker containers, chances are you soon will be.
This is a free preview of my Docker for Java developers course.
This course will what Docker is and why its important to you as a Java developer.
Then you will get some hands on experience with Docker by running your own Docker container.
You're start off with a simple "Hello World" Docker container.
And you will see how easy it is to run Rabbit MQ and MySQL inside of Docker containers.
I have found the premium courses on Spring Framework Guru to be very informative. The information gleaned from these courses can be immediately put to use in real world solutions of your own. John provides the right mix of theory and hands on demonstration coupled with the source code for each module along the way. John is very passionate about Java and the Spring Framework and sharing what he’s learned with real world experience with others. I would highly recommend anyone interested in learning about Spring Framework to leverage the courseware from Spring Framework Guru.
Jim Hankins
VP Technology
GEOS Safety Solutions, Inc.
Your Instructor
Hi. I'm John.
I've been in the IT industry for over 20 years. Today, I specialize mainly in Java, the most successful and widely known programming language in use today. I also specialize with the Spring Framework, which is the most popular open source application framework for building enterprise class applications on the Java platform. Just some of the organizations I've worked with include Visa, Kohls, Federal Home Loan Bank, and Belk Department Stores.
Every day I get contacted by recruiters looking for people with Java skills, sometimes 5 to 6 times a day. These are often very good paying jobs, yet, there is a shortage of good people in software development. Positions paying $60 per hour are going unfilled because there are not enough people writing Java. These are positions I turn away, because the pay is well below my market rate.
Malcolm Gladwell claims it takes 10,000 hours to become an expert. That's 5 years, 40 hours a week. I've certainly put in the time. I've had the opportunity to learn from some of the brightest minds in the industry. So, I can claim to be an expert.
Through the courses I'm providing, I hope to leverage my years of experience to accelerate your learning of the Spring Framework. I'm not going to lie to you: the Spring Framework is a big framework. The environment for enterprise Java is even bigger. If you're new to Java, you have a lot to learn. I hope through the content on this web site I can accelerate your education of the Java and Spring landscape.
Course Curriculum
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StartIntroduction (1:51)
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StartRunning Mongo DB Docker Container (10:00)
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StartAssignment - Download and Run a Spring Boot Project (1:17)
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StartAssignment Review (5:52)
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StartDocker Images (7:49)
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StartDocker Files (8:00)
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StartNon Persistent Container Storage (7:36)
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StartAssigning Storage (9:29)
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StartAssignment - Run Rabbit MQ Container (2:27)
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StartAssignment Review (7:55)
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StartAssginment - Run MySQL in a Container (2:32)
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StartAssignment Review (7:10)
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StartDocker House Keeping (8:35)
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StartFlash Cards (7:09)
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StartConclusion (1:48)
Frequently Asked Questions
John’s professional, real-world experience is demonstrated throughout his lectures and assignments. Having taken the Spring Core Ultimate bundle of courses, I have a very solid understanding of Spring, and how to quickly launch projects by leveraging the Spring framework’s feature set - I now feel confident in applying for jobs that require Spring skills. This comprehensive set of materials is a requirement for any Java developer looking to quickly become relevant in the current realm of enterprise application development, and John’s shared experiences provided within are value added to the curriculum. Thank you, John, for taking the time to assemble these courses and sharing your knowledge.
Rob Arnhart