Docker Certified Associate Certification Training Course - Components for Docker Enterprise

The video tutorial provides an overview of Docker Enterprise, detailing its components such as the Docker Engine Enterprise, Universal Control Plane (UCP), Docker Trusted Registry (DTR), and Docker Desktop Enterprise. It explains how these components work together to create, manage, and scale containerized applications. The UCP manages orchestrators like Kubernetes and Swarm, ensuring high availability. DTR offers scalable image storage, while Docker Desktop Enterprise enhances development on Windows and Mac. The tutorial concludes with a summary of Docker Enterprise's components and pricing model.

What is the primary function of the Universal Control Plane (UCP) in Docker Enterprise?

• To store Docker images securely

• To provide a user interface for Docker management

• To deploy applications using orchestrators like Kubernetes and Swarm

• To manage Docker images and containers

Which component of Docker Enterprise is designed for high availability?

• Universal Control Plane (UCP)

• Docker Trusted Registry (DTR)

• Docker Engine Community

• Docker Desktop Enterprise

How does the Docker Trusted Registry (DTR) handle increased usage demands?

• By scaling vertically

• By reducing the number of replicas

• By scaling horizontally

• By limiting access to certain users

What is a key benefit of Docker Desktop Enterprise for developers?

• It requires extensive Docker expertise

• It limits development to Linux environments

• It only supports Java applications

• It integrates with native OS frameworks

What does Docker Desktop Enterprise allow developers to do?

• Manage network configurations manually

• Store images in the cloud

• Create customized development environments

• Build applications only on Linux