Docker Certified Associate Certification Training Course - Docker Architecture

The video tutorial explains Docker's architecture, focusing on its client-server model, including components like Docker client, host, images, containers, and registry. It details how the Docker client communicates with the daemon to execute commands, the role of Docker images as templates, and the encapsulated environment of containers. Networking options for containers are discussed, highlighting different network drivers. The tutorial also covers Docker's storage options, including volumes and plugins, and explains how Docker registry stores images, with commands like Docker pull, push, and run.

What are the main components of the Docker architecture?

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Explain the role of the Docker client in the Docker architecture.

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What is the function of the Docker daemon?

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Describe the difference between a private registry and a public registry in Docker.

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What are the different network drivers available in Docker?

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How can data be stored in Docker containers?

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What commands are used for basic operations in Docker?

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