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What is the primary function of the Docker Daemon?
What is the primary function of the Docker Daemon?
What is the Docker architecture based on?
What is the Docker architecture based on?
What is the purpose of the Docker Client?
What is the purpose of the Docker Client?
What are Docker images?
What are Docker images?
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What is the Docker Registry used for?
What is the Docker Registry used for?
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What is the purpose of the Docker Host?
What is the purpose of the Docker Host?
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What type of registry is used to share images within an enterprise?
What type of registry is used to share images within an enterprise?
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What is used to describe the container's abilities in Docker images?
What is used to describe the container's abilities in Docker images?
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Study Notes
Docker Daemon
- Runs on the host operating system
- Responsible for running containers and managing Docker services
- Communicates with other daemons
- Offers various Docker objects such as images, containers, networking, and storage
Docker Architecture
- Follows Client-Server architecture
- Comprises three main components: Docker Client, Docker Host, and Docker Registry
Docker Client
- Uses commands and REST APIs to communicate with the Docker Daemon (Server)
- Sends docker commands to the Docker Daemon
- Can communicate with more than one Docker Daemon
- Uses Command Line Interface (CLI) to run commands such as:
- docker build
- docker pull
- docker run
Docker Host
- Provides an environment to execute and run applications
- Contains the Docker Daemon, images, containers, networks, and storage
Docker Registry
- Manages and stores Docker images
- Has two types: Public Registry (Docker Hub) and Private Registry (for sharing images within an enterprise)
Docker Objects
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Docker Images
- Read-only binary templates used to create Docker Containers
- Use private and public container registries to share container images
- Metadata is used to describe the container's abilities
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Docker Containers
- Structural units of Docker that hold the entire package needed to run an application
- Require very little resources
- Image is a template, and the container is a copy of that template
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Docker Networking
- Allows communication between isolated packages
- Offers various network drivers
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Docker Storage
- Used to store data on the container
- Offers various storage options
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Description
This quiz covers the basics of Docker, including the Docker Daemon, Docker Architecture, and Docker Client. Test your knowledge of Docker concepts and components.