1.0 Implement images using Podman and Containerfile
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- 1.1Understand how to specify the container’s base image.
- 1.2Understand how to add content to the container.
- 1.3Understand how to configure the container’s run time environment including user id, working directory and running arbitrary commands.
- 1.4Understand when and how to expose ports from a Containerfile.
- 1.5Understand how to pass environment variables and arguments to an image built from a Containerfile.
- 1.6Understand how to specify the command to be run in a custom image.
- 1.7Understand container volumes including sharing host data with the container.
- 1.8Understand the security and permissions requirements related to host and network access from the container.
- 1.9Understand container and image life cycles and how to manage them.
2.0 Manage images
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- 2.1Understand private registry security.
- 2.2Interact with many different registries.
- 2.3Understand and use image tags.
- 2.4Push and pull images from and to registries.
- 2.5Back up an image with its layers and meta data vs. backup a container state.
3.0 Run containers locally using Podman
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- 3.1Run containers locally using Podman
- 3.2Get container logs.
- 3.3Listen to container events on the container host.
- 3.4Use Podman inspect.
- 3.5Specifying environment parameters.
- 3.6Expose public applications.
- 3.7Get application logs.
- 3.8Inspect running applications.
4.0 Run multi-container applications with Podman
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- 4.1Create application stacks
- 4.2Understand container dependencies
- 4.3Working with environment variables
- 4.4Working with secrets
- 4.5Working with volumes
- 4.6Working with configuration
5.0 Troubleshoot containerized applications
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- 5.1Understand the description of application resources
- 5.2Get application logs
- 5.3Inspect running applications
- 5.4Connecting to running containers