Docker Captain is a distinction that Docker awards select members of the community that are both experts in our field and are passionate about sharing our Docker knowledge with others. We Captains are Docker ambassadors (not employees), and volunteer our time to create Docker-related projects, blogs, meetups, books, workshops, tutorials, and conference sessions around the world.
We are eager to bring our various fields of expertise to new audiences both offline and online around the world - don’t hesitate to reach out us via the social links below!
- Node.js Good Defaults - Default sample project for Node.js using Docker, Compose, and many best practices for local development, CI, and production deploy
- Orbiter - Easy to setup Docker Swarm autoscaler. It is a tiny golang application that you can deploy close your monitoring stack to handler autoscaling event.
- Dive Into Docker Video Course - (paid course) Self-paced online course to learn and apply the Docker / Docker Compose fundamentals.
- Docker Mastery Video Course on Udemy - (paid course) 8+ hours of Docker training on Docker cli, Compose, and Swarm
- Docker Learning Path video courses on Pluralsight - (paid courses) Over 15 hours of Docker and Kubernetes training.
- Docker Deep Dive book - (paid book) Paperback and e-book constantly updated to keep it relevant.
- The Kubernetes Book - (paid book) Paperback and e-book constantly updated to keep it relevant.
- Manifest Tool - Tool for inspecting and creating "manifest lists" for multi-platform image capabilities in Docker v2.x registries.
- Bucketbench - Performance/load testing tool using container lifecycle operations against popular container runtime components (containerd, runc, Docker/Moby engine)
- Container Network Performance Tool - Visibility of container network flows across Kubernetes and Docker Swarm nodes.
- La plateforme Docker - (cours payant) Des vidéos, des articles, des exercices: depuis les bases de Docker jusqu'au déploiement sur Swarm
- Docker in Action - (paid book) Paperback and e-book covers container fundamentals and image production and distribution mechanisms. Clustering and multi-host related content (last few chapters) will be revised in 2nd ed.
- Antonis Kalipetis - @akalipetis - Blog
- Bret Fisher - @BretFisher - Blog - YouTube - Facebook
- Gianluca Arbezzano - @gianarb - Blog
- Jeff Nickoloff - @allingeek - Blog - Blog - On-Docker
- John Lees-Miller - @jdleesmiller - Blog
- John Zaccone - @JohnZaccone - Blog
- Laura Frank - @rhein_wein - Blog
- Lee Calcote - @lcalcote - Blog - YouTube
- Luc Juggery - @lucjuggery - Blog
- Nick Janetakis - @nickjanetakis - Blog - YouTube
- Nils De Moor - @ndemoor - Blog
- Nigel Poulton - @nigelpoulton - Blog
- Phil Estes - @estesp - Blog
- Philipp Garbe - @pgarbe - Blog
- Shawn Bower - @drizzt51 - Blog