Node in Production Using Docker and AWS
Learn How to Create and Deploy Container Images for Node.js, MongoDB and Node Stack
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Docker is one of the leading technologies for DevOps and something that should be a priority to learn. We are currently putting together a complete and thorough course for anyone interested in Docker and AWS.
You'll learn best practices and get the production-level code for your Node, Docker and AWS projects. The topics covered include:
- Environment variables
- npm dependencies
- Cluster
- Status route
- Docker build and run
- Dockerfile and images
- Node Alpine
- Docker Networks and multi-container projects
- Connecting Node API and MongoDB Docker containers
- Node Docker development and production setup
- Production-level Node Dockerfile
- AWS EC2 Elastic Container Service
- EC2 ECS Registry, Clusters, Tasks and Services
Class Curriculum
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PreviewSecuring and Making Node.js Apps Flexible with Environment Variables (5:22)
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PreviewSeparating Development and Production Dependencies (2:44)
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PreviewLocking in Dependencies Versions (6:17)
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StartDeployment from Branches (4:25)
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StartStateless Architecture and Vertical Scaling (4:26)
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StartProcess Managers (3:56)
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StartConsolidated Logs (2:01)
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StartHealth-Check Endpoint (2:20)
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StartHorizontal Scaling (4:24)
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StartLab 0: Slides, Code and Installs (4:08)
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PreviewContainers vs. VMs (2:17)
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PreviewContainer and Docker Terminology (2:38)
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PreviewDocker Workflow (1:25)
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StartBase Images (2:37)
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StartMain Dockerfile Statements and Creating an Image (3:38)
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StartRunning Docker Container (2:32)
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StartDocker and Node Hello World (6:33)
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StartListing and Removing Containers and Images (2:08)
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StartAdditional Dockerfile Statements (4:52)
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StartDevelopment with Docker using Volumes and Env Vars (4:08)
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StartDockerizing Node and Production-level Dockerfile Example (3:39)
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StartMultiple containers with Docker Networks and Lab 1 (4:40)
Your Instructor
Azat is a Technology Fellow at Capital One, and a JavaScript/Node.js expert with several online courses and 12 books published on the topic, including best-sellers React Quickly (Manning, 2017), Full Stack JavaScript (Apress, 2015), Practical Node.js (Apress, 2014) and Pro Express.js (Apress, 2014).
Two of Azat's books, Rapid Prototyping with JS and Express.js Guide, were best-sellers on Amazon in their category!
Azat published multiple top selling video courses on Udemy before shifting his focus on growing Node University and providing FREE quality education in tech and IT. One of his courses has over 7,500 students and 4.2/5 star average!
In 2016 alone, Azat spoke at over a dozen of tech conferences including JSConf Iceland, Node Summit, Node Interactive Europe, Node Interactive America, ConFoo, ForwardJS, All Things Open, Great Wide Open and many others.
Azat Mardan speaking at Node Interactive Europe 2016
In his spare time, Azat writes about tech on Webapplog.com, speaks at conferences and contributes to open-source. Before becoming an expert in Node.js, Azat finished his Master’s in Information Systems Technology; and worked at U.S. federal government agencies, small startups and big corporations with various technologies such as Java, SQL, PHP, Ruby, etc.
Azat is passionate about technology and finance, as well as new disruptive ways of educating and empowering people.
Azat spoke at over two dozen tech conferences including Node Interactive, JSConf, All Things Open, NationJS, ForwardJS, HolyJS, NDC, ConFoo, QCon, GDG DevFest, etc. and shared a platform with dev celebrities such as Douglas Crockford, Christian Heilmann, Jeff Atwood, Dan Shaw, Mikeal Rogers, John Papa, Axel Rauschmayer, Kyle Simpso, Samer Buna, James Halliday, Maxwell Ogden, Rey Bango and others.
Azat worked in the same teams with prominent tech people such as Raquel Vélez (first engineer at npm), Jim Jagielski (founder of Apache Foundation), Mitch Pirtle (co-founder of Joomla!).
Websites and Social Media
- Website: http://azat.co
- LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/azatm
- Professional Blog: http://webapplog.com/
- Publications (books): http://webapplog.com/books