Learn Container Orchestration- Kubernetes and Docker Swarm

Learn Container Orchestration- Kubernetes and Docker Swarm

Containerization has transformed the world of software development and operation. With the increasing demand of containers based technology like docker, there is need of container orchestration tool to handle the number of containers. Kubernetes and Docker Swarm are the two major players in container orchestration market.

Docker swarm is Docker’s own container’s orchestration with the same command-line interface (CLI) as is used for Docker containers whereas Kubernetes is cloud-native infrastructure tool originally developed by Google and now it is handed over to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) for enhancement and maintenance of Kubernetes.

Both Kubernetes and Docker Swarm are open source COE (Container Orchestration Engine), run Docker containers and offers same functionalities like

• Scalability

• Load Balancing

• Service Discovery

• High Availability

• Auto replication

• Auto restart

• Security and much more.

But there are some differences as well which make us confused to choose between them. Docker, Docker Swarm, and Kubernetes are tools that make life easier for technology professionals. To make use of these amazing resources, you need to understand their relative strengths and capabilities. In this course, you'll learn all the fundamental concepts, strength, capabilities, difference and much more with lots of  hands on practical implementation of Kubernetes and Docker Swarm.

Both of them are powerful and popular now it's your choice to choose them according to the requirement.

Learn with Pragmatic Comparison based lessons for the two famous container orchestration tool head to head

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What you will learn

• Learn the fundamental concepts of Kubernetes and docker swarm
• Learn to create Kubernetes YAML files
• Learn how to scale up/down an application using Kubernetes and Docker Swarm

Rating: 3.7

Level: All Levels

Duration: 2 hours

Instructor: Pranjal Srivastava