Docker Certified Associate Certification Training Course - Implementation of Docker Engine

The video tutorial explains the availability and installation of Docker on various platforms. Docker can be installed on Windows and Mac as EXE or MSI packages, and on Linux as RPM or Deb packages. It supports multiple architectures, including Intel, AMD, and ARM. Docker is released in stable, test, and nightly channels, each serving different purposes. Installation can be done using static files or package management systems like Yum on Linux.

Which package formats are available for installing Docker on Windows?

• ZIP and TAR

• DMG and PKG

• RPM and Deb

• EXE and MSI

What architectures are supported by Docker setup files for desktop applications?

• SPARC 64-bit

• PowerPC 64-bit

• X86 64-bit and AMD 64-bit

• ARM 32-bit

On which platforms is the Docker engine available?

• Only Linux

• Linux, Mac OS, and Windows

• Only Mac OS

• Only Windows

What is the purpose of the 'nightly' release channel for Docker?

• To deliver the latest builds of work in progress

• To offer pre-releases for testing

• To distribute outdated versions

• To provide stable releases

Which package management system is used for installing Docker on CentOS?

• Homebrew

• Pacman

• Yum

• APT