1.0 Introduction

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Hi. Welcome to introduction to Doctor.

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My name is the longer this is you and I will be your instructor for this course

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onscreen are two of my contacts that you can reach me out off

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a little bit about me.

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I have the total off three years of experience in computer systems and security.

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I hold the bachelors in computing it to accept security. And I'm also a C C and a cyber ops certified engineer.

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I love playing around with computers, but extra to that I knew reading, writing, fishing and deep sea diving.

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If you look at the prerequisites for this course, even need a PC or a laptop running a bun too.

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Either desktop or server versions are both fine,

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but several rations are encouraged if you plan to use this knowledge that you gain in discourse in an industrial environment.

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If running on windows virtualization need to be enabled in bios.

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It will be discussed in the model where you will set up everything.

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A few more requisites are command line interface skills and limericks.

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This will be required for you to edit files, create files, save files on overall command line interface skills, will be beneficial to you in this course,

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on basic knowledge of network terminology,

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things like eyepiece and gateways will prove beneficial to you when they're discussing Dr Networking. It will help you to understand the concepts that I deliver to you.

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And also this course assumes that you already know what virtualization is on a basic level,

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since this is not, of course, that is targeted a teaching ritual ization, but more at DR

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which realization not be covered in depth.

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Let's look at through this course is for

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it is for anyone looking to learn a new skill that will give decorate a boost.

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But it's also for anyone looking to keep up with the speed of the industry,

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and also anyone wanted to improve the sink between development and operations in an organization. Or in other words, anyone looking to get into the develops path will find this course beneficial.

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If you look at the learning objectives off, this course

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first is understand what doctor is and what a container is,

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and also you will have the understanding off how Dr compares to other modes visualization.

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Then we'll be able to understand the internals of talker.

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Both the terminology and architecture.

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We'll be able to get Dr running on in Lennox or even though specie

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after we'll be able to get a container running and we will be able to be information pertaining to Dr and its components.

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We will learn to build talker images, and we'll also discover Dr Hub.

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We'll understand how networking works in Docker,

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and also we'll be looking at how storage works in Doctor.

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Additionally, we learn to use Tucker composed,

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and we also discovered pertain er if that based content that makes managing doctor and its components easier.

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I am very excited that you're learning doctor through this course,

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and I don't do my best to impart my knowledge on to you.