When Docker Meets Java
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When Docker Meets Java, Apress
A Practical Guide to Docker for Java and Spring Boot Applications
Von Ashish Choudhary, im heise shop in digitaler Fassung erhältlich
Produktinformationen "When Docker Meets Java"
Discover how to become a more efficient Java developer using Docker. This book will help you streamline your development process, boost portability, and enhance the efficiency of your applications.
Docker has transformed the landscape of application and deployment by simplifying the creation and management of development environments, saving valuable time and reducing compatibility issues. With this book, you will learn how to package Java applications into Docker containers, making them consistent and portable across different environments. As a result, you’ll gain the expertise to efficiently scale and manage your applications, ensuring they run smoothly in production to boost development efficiency.
This book sets itself apart through its emphasis on Java developers’ specific needs and challenges, providing relevant examples and use cases. The hands-on practical approach provides you with the necessary skills to be a more valuable Java developer.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
* Understand the fundamental concepts of Docker and containerization
* Package Java applications into Docker containers
* Gain hands-on experience in Dockerizing Java applications
* Efficiently test, debug, deploy, and scale Java applications using Docker
* Acquire skills that will make you a more valuable and efficient Java developer
WHO THIS BOOK IS FOR
Java developers who want to make their applications more portable and easier to manage
ASHISH CHOUDHARY is a senior software engineer and published author. He has over 14 years of experience in the IT industry. He has experience in designing, developing, and deploying web applications. His technical expertise includes Java, Spring Boot, Docker, Kubernetes, IMDG, distributed systems, microservices, DevOps, and the cloud. Ashish is an active blogger and technical writer. He has delivered talks at renowned conferences such as GitHub Satellite India and Fosdem. He is a strong advocate of Open Source technologies. He has been contributing to various open source projects for quite some time. Ashish believes in continuous learning and knowledge sharing.
Chapter 1: Overview of Containers.- Chapter 2: Docker High-Level Overview.- Chapter 3: Up and Running with Docker.- Chapter 4: Learning Advanced Docker Concepts.- Chapter 5: Containerizing Java Applications with Dockerfile.- Chapter 6: Working with Container Builder Tools for Java Applications.- Chapter 7: Deploying Docker Containers using GitHub Actions.- Chapter 8: Exploring Docker Alternatives.- Chapter 9: Building Native Images with GraalVM.- Chapter 10: Testing Java Applications using Testcontainers.- Chapter 11: Docker Best Practices for Java Developers.
Docker has transformed the landscape of application and deployment by simplifying the creation and management of development environments, saving valuable time and reducing compatibility issues. With this book, you will learn how to package Java applications into Docker containers, making them consistent and portable across different environments. As a result, you’ll gain the expertise to efficiently scale and manage your applications, ensuring they run smoothly in production to boost development efficiency.
This book sets itself apart through its emphasis on Java developers’ specific needs and challenges, providing relevant examples and use cases. The hands-on practical approach provides you with the necessary skills to be a more valuable Java developer.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
* Understand the fundamental concepts of Docker and containerization
* Package Java applications into Docker containers
* Gain hands-on experience in Dockerizing Java applications
* Efficiently test, debug, deploy, and scale Java applications using Docker
* Acquire skills that will make you a more valuable and efficient Java developer
WHO THIS BOOK IS FOR
Java developers who want to make their applications more portable and easier to manage
ASHISH CHOUDHARY is a senior software engineer and published author. He has over 14 years of experience in the IT industry. He has experience in designing, developing, and deploying web applications. His technical expertise includes Java, Spring Boot, Docker, Kubernetes, IMDG, distributed systems, microservices, DevOps, and the cloud. Ashish is an active blogger and technical writer. He has delivered talks at renowned conferences such as GitHub Satellite India and Fosdem. He is a strong advocate of Open Source technologies. He has been contributing to various open source projects for quite some time. Ashish believes in continuous learning and knowledge sharing.
Chapter 1: Overview of Containers.- Chapter 2: Docker High-Level Overview.- Chapter 3: Up and Running with Docker.- Chapter 4: Learning Advanced Docker Concepts.- Chapter 5: Containerizing Java Applications with Dockerfile.- Chapter 6: Working with Container Builder Tools for Java Applications.- Chapter 7: Deploying Docker Containers using GitHub Actions.- Chapter 8: Exploring Docker Alternatives.- Chapter 9: Building Native Images with GraalVM.- Chapter 10: Testing Java Applications using Testcontainers.- Chapter 11: Docker Best Practices for Java Developers.
Artikel-Details
- Anbieter:
- Apress
- Autor:
- Ashish Choudhary
- Artikelnummer:
- 9798868813009
- Veröffentlicht:
- 10.03.25
- Seitenanzahl:
- 500
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