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[DevOps] Creating a fast and secure application deployment pipeline (CI/CD)
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Fast is dangerous, and safe is slow? Not true. Let's create a fast and safe pipeline!
중급이상
gitlab, CI/CD, AWS
Docker? It's not difficult at all. I'll explain the key points briefly and clearly. Learn, apply, and understand quickly!
208 learners
Level Basic
Course period Unlimited

Reviews from Early Learners
5.0
이희수
It's good for Docker beginners. It's great because it has all the practical exercises. It's been a while since I've had a lecture that I wanted to finish.
5.0
별다방
It's compact, but it seems to have everything you need. The lecture materials are sufficient, and the commands are organized in an easy-to-see manner. It's a very satisfying lecture.
5.0
ericserra
The detailed and Kind explanation using practical examples about Docker is very good. Instructor, if you happen to know about Azure's AKS or GCP's GKE, please consider opening a course about these on Inflearn as well. Thank you!!!!!
Docker and Container Concepts
Docker's Network and Volume
Image Build and Optimization
Setting up a development environment using Docker
Project based on practical requirements
Docker Compose and Production Deployment Pipeline
3-Tier Architecture for Scalability
CI/CD Deployment Pipeline with GitHub Actions
Who is this course right for?
Those who want to learn Docker and containers
If you have used Docker but are confused about how it works
Those who want to learn important and frequently used things quickly
Need to know before starting?
Linux usage experience
Experience using one or more programming languages
Network basics such as TCP, UDP, and HTTP
Experience of running a program and starting a process
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I am currently working as a Cloud Engineer (SRE) at KakaoBank. My role involves designing and providing service architectures, as well as creating, providing, or building various tools required by the organization.
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59 lectures ∙ (6hr 19min)
Course Materials:
5. [Practice] nginx
05:57
7. [Practice] httpd
05:58
8. [Practice] node
08:52
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It's good for Docker beginners. It's great because it has all the practical exercises. It's been a while since I've had a lecture that I wanted to finish.
Thank you for your review! We will continue to add practical and helpful content in the future, so please look forward to it!
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It's compact, but it seems to have everything you need. The lecture materials are sufficient, and the commands are organized in an easy-to-see manner. It's a very satisfying lecture.
Thank you for your first class review! I thought back to myself when I was wandering around, and I put in only the things that are used in practice and the things that I absolutely need to know, so it became this compact. ㅎㅎ Thank you for your good class review, and I would appreciate it if you could look forward to the lecture contents that I will upload in the future!!
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[Reasons for Choosing This Course] - I chose this Docker course because it's short, compact, and the price is reasonable. [Course Strengths] - It was great that it didn't ramble and explained only the necessary parts in a structured way. - I usually have a hard time concentrating when taking online courses, but this one made it easy to focus. - It was convenient to study because the course materials were provided separately as PDF files and GitHub source code. [Study Method] 1. Because the course is short, I first listened to it all the way through to grasp the flow. 2. Immediately challenged myself with hands-on practice! 3. Re-watched the video when stuck. 4. Organized parts that were different from the lecture or that I was curious about separately. [Thoughts] - When I first encountered Docker, it felt so foreign that I thought, "What is this?" but it seems like the beginning was the most difficult. - At first, I just went along with it, learning terms like container, image, volume, and entrypoint, but as I continued to practice, I naturally memorized the Docker commands. - Concepts like multi-stage builds are still a bit difficult. - It feels like the more I learn, the more there is to study. I believe I will become more familiar with it as I work with it in practice! - I plan to improve the project deployment method based on what I've learned.
Thank you for your feedback! I'm so glad and grateful that you felt it as intended. If you have any questions while you're working on it, please feel free to ask me anytime!
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