Docker 101: Dipping a Toe into Kubernetes

🐳☸️ Docker 101: Dipping a Toe into Kubernetes ☸️🐳
Kubernetes is a common buzz word nowadays. I've tried "learning" Kubernetes a handful of times. It didn't stick until I used Docker to grasp some key Kubernetes concepts.
In this hands-on session, we will use GitHub Codespaces and Docker CLI to go through a mocked development workflow. We'll answer questions like...
❓What do you do if there's a bug in an image?
❓ How do I make my own image and share it?
❓What is even a "container" other than the thing I use for takeout?

Here are some reviews by Microsoft employees:
⭐ "For a complete Docker beginner, I loved it."
⭐ "Great knowledge bits."
⭐ "Admire the way it was presented and walked through"

💻 Prerequisites 💻
🔹Fill out this form to get access to the repo: https://forms.office.com/r/cC54htmZ0w
🔹GitHub account with 2-factor authentication enabled. In GitHub, go to the drop down menu from your picture on the upper right => settings => Account Security => Make sure Two-factor authentication is enabled, and one of the methods is enabled.
🔹Basic shell commands knowledge i.e. ls, cd, etc.
🔹A modern browser (Edge, Chrome, Safari, Firefox)

👩‍🏫 Speaker 👩‍🏫
Johee Chung is a senior software engineer at Microsoft. She is currently working on building production ready solutions for Azure's largest customers. Over the course of her 7 year career, Johee has worked at Candescent Health, Accenture, Nike, and as a bootcamp instructor. Johee is begrudgingly training for a half marathon, and enjoys park skating around Austin while she waits for roller derby to resume.