Docker Architecture and Components Quiz

• The Docker architecture uses a client-server model that includes the Docker Client, Docker Host, Network and Storage components.
• The Docker Client uses commands to pull, run, and manage containers.
• The Docker Host is where all the components of the docker architecture are configured to run.
• Networking is used to establish communication between Docker containers and the outside world.
• Docker supports different types of networks, each fit for certain use cases.
• Data Volume is the preferred mechanism in docker for persisting data generated by and used by Docker containers.
• Directory Mounts is the term used for Docker when a data volume is allowed to be mounted onto a computer.
• A docker registry is a storage and distribution system for Docker images that are tagged and have a name.
• Docker registries can be private or public.
• Public registries are a way to share custom docker images with everyone.
• Service discovery is the term used for when requests from a service’s external clients to an individual node are automatically routed.
• Public registries are a good way to share custom docker images with the world.

Test your knowledge about the Docker architecture, its components such as Docker Client, Docker Host, Networking, Storage, and Docker registries, and the concepts of data volume and service discovery.