My practice with docker where I try out all sorts of things. This repository contains byte-sized tutorials revolving around Docker and related technologies.
You can learn from it as well since I have categorized everything and have written clean code. Everything in there is well-documented so you won't have a hard time figuring out what does what.
-
Tutorial title starts with a
3-digitserial number followed by adot(.), then aspace, then thetitle. e.g.001. dockerize a simple script -
Tutorial folder name should have all
lowercase letters. -
Tutorial
nameandserial numberin the main README, README inside the tutorial folder and in the folder name, should all be same. -
README.md inside the project folder should be based on the
templateprovided in the/template/README.md. -
Tagsshould be relevant to the tutorial you are submitting. These tags will only be written inside of the root README.md. -
Tutorial should contain a detailed
README.mdinside the project folder. -
In case your tutorial requires images to be shown, you can put them inside
000. tutorial/docs/imgfolder present inside the project folder. DO NOT put them in the root/docsfolder. - Tutorial should contain all the supporting files which you are using in the demonstration.
- Tutorial should be about Docker and related technologies, such as Kubernetes. Any tutorial other than docker will be rejected.
| Serial | Status | Topic | Tags |
|---|