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Everything You Need toMaster Docker for React
From zero to production-ready in 16 comprehensive chapters
Docker Fundamentals
Understand containers, images, and the Docker ecosystem from the ground up
Multi-Stage Builds
Create optimized production images that are small, fast, and secure
Docker Compose
Orchestrate multiple services for complex development environments
CI/CD Pipelines
Automate builds and deployments with GitHub Actions and GitLab CI
Cloud Deployment
Deploy to AWS, GCP, Azure, and popular PaaS platforms
Security Best Practices
Implement vulnerability scanning and secret management
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Complete eBook in PDF, EPUB & MOBI formats + Source code repository + Lifetime updates + Direct author support
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Chapter 1
Docker Fundamentals
Chapter 1: Docker Fundamentals
Start with a rock-solid foundation. This chapter covers everything you need to understand before writing your first Dockerfile.
What You Will Learn
16 comprehensive chapters covering everything from Docker basics to advanced Kubernetes deployment
- 1.1 What Is Docker?
- 1.2 Containers vs. Virtual Machines
- 1.3 Why Containers?
- 1.4 Docker Architecture
- 1.5 Understanding Docker Images vs. Docker Containers
- 1.6 Docker Hub: The Public Registry
- 1.7 Docker Lifecycle
- 1.8 Summary
- 2.1 Prerequisites
- 2.2 Installing Docker
- 2.3 Installing Docker Desktop
- 2.4 Verifying the Installation
- 2.5 Configure Docker to Start on Boot (Linux-Only)
- 2.6 First Steps with Docker
- 2.7 Summary
- 3.1 docker run
- 3.2 docker stop & docker start
- 3.3 docker restart
- 3.4 docker pause & docker unpause
- 3.5 docker ps
- 3.6 docker images
- 3.7 docker pull
- 3.8 docker exec
- 3.9 docker logs
- 3.10 docker rm & docker rmi
- 3.11 docker build
- 3.12 docker push
- 3.13 docker inspect
- 3.14 docker stats
- 3.15 docker system prune
- 3.16 docker-compose (Multi-Container Orchestration)
- 3.17 docker cp
- 3.18 docker network
- 3.19 Summary
- 4.1 What Is a Dockerfile?
- 4.2 Anatomy of a Dockerfile
- 4.3 Basic Dockerfile Example
- 4.4 Key Dockerfile Instructions
- 4.5 .dockerignore
- 4.6 Building an Image from a Dockerfile
- 4.7 Summary
- 5.1 Prerequisites
- 5.2 Creating a React.js App
- 5.3 Writing the Dockerfile for a React.js App
- 5.4 Building and Running the Container
- 5.5 Multi-Stage Builds for Optimized React Images
- 5.6 How Multi-Stage Builds Work
- 5.7 Pushing the Image to Docker Hub
- 5.8 Summary
- 6.1 What Is Docker Compose?
- 6.2 Key Features of Docker Compose
- 6.3 Writing a docker-compose.yml File
- 6.4 Running Multi-Container Applications
- 6.5 Scaling Services with Docker Compose
- 6.6 Environment Variables and Secrets
- 6.7 Networking in Docker Compose
- 6.8 Volume Management in Docker Compose
- 6.9 Docker Compose Advanced Features
- 6.10 Summary
- 7.1 Volume Mounts for Hot Reloading
- 7.2 Environment Variables
- 7.3 Debugging inside Containers
- 7.4 Using Docker with VS Code
- 7.5 Summary
- 8.1 Building an Image
- 8.2 Layer Caching
- 8.3 Minimizing Image Size
- 8.4 Multi-Stage Builds
- 8.5 Inspecting Images with docker history
- 8.6 Summary
- 9.1 Anonymous vs. Named Volumes vs. Bind Mounts
- 9.2 Creating and Managing Volumes
- 9.3 Data Persistence Best Practices
- 9.4 Using Volumes in a React.js Workflow
- 9.5 Summary
- 10.1 Docker Network Types
- 10.2 Creating Custom Networks
- 10.3 Linking Containers Across Networks
- 10.4 Exposing Ports to the Host
- 10.5 Common Networking Pitfalls
- 10.6 Summary
- 11.1 Understanding Multi-Container Architectures
- 11.2 Why Use Multi-Container Architectures?
- 11.3 Common Architectural Patterns for React.js Apps
- 11.4 React.js + Node.js + MongoDB Stack
- 11.5 Using Docker Compose for Multi-Container Orchestration
- 11.6 Summary
- 12.1 Introduction to CI/CD
- 12.2 Setting Up GitHub Actions for Docker
- 12.3 CI/CD Pipeline for React.js with Automated Testing & Deployment
- 12.4 Summary
- 13.1 Overview of Cloud Deployment Options
- 13.2 Deploying to AWS (ECS, EKS, App Runner)
- 13.3 Deploying to Google Cloud (GKE, Cloud Run)
- 13.4 Deploying to Microsoft Azure (ACI, AKS)
- 13.5 Deploying a Dockerized React.js App to Render
- 13.6 Summary
- 14.1 Running Containers as Non-Root
- 14.2 Minimizing the Attack Surface
- 14.3 Scanning for Vulnerabilities
- 14.4 Managing Secrets
- 14.5 Network Security for Containers
- 14.6 Limiting Container Resources (CPU & Memory)
- 14.7 Docker Content Trust & Image Signing
- 14.8 Summary
- 15.1 Common Docker Issues
- 15.2 Using docker logs
- 15.3 Inspecting Containers
- 15.4 Entering a Running Container
- 15.5 Resource Constraints & Performance
- 15.6 Summary
- 16.1 Docker Swarm vs Kubernetes
- 16.2 Introduction to Kubernetes
- 16.3 Kubernetes vs. Docker Swarm: Which to Choose?
- 16.4 Feature Comparison
- 16.5 Using Kubernetes with React.js
- 16.6 Using Helm to Deploy React.js
- 16.7 Summary
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Absolutely! The book covers containerization patterns that work with Create React App, Next.js, Vite, Remix, and any other React-based setup.
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