Comprehensive Docker Learning Resources (Chinese)

Docker has become a hot container technology embraced by major Linux vendors and even proprietary software companies, prompting many people to seek learning resources.

The author organizes Docker resources into three parts: (1) systematic places to learn Docker, (2) a collection of Docker-related resources, and (3) Docker articles the author has read.

1. Systematic Docker Learning Resources

• Docker official documentation and blog: https://www.docker.com/ and https://blog.docker.com/ . These are the primary sources, though they are in English.

• Docker Chinese Community (docker.org.cn) – provides a Docker manual and PPT tutorials, suitable for beginners.

• "Docker – Hands‑on Practice" (15 labs + 54 videos) – an online course offering a complete, systematic introduction with an interactive environment.

• C++ implementation of a simple Docker container – a project that helps understand the underlying principles of containers.

• "Play with Docker" – a video‑based tutorial that encourages hands‑on experimentation.

• GitHub repository "Docker — From Beginner to Practice" – a well‑structured guide for newcomers.

• Books – several free e‑books on Docker and the container ecosystem are listed (e.g., the NewStack ebook series).

2. Docker Resource Collection

The author lists numerous Chinese‑language sources, such as a comprehensive GitHub README, coolshell articles, DockOne.io discussion platform, CSDN Docker knowledge base, various column collections on CSDN, InfoQ, OSChina, SegmentFault, and other developer portals. Links to the official Docker GitHub repository and other community sites are also provided.

3. Docker Articles the Author Has Read

A selection of articles the author found useful, including a concise Docker tutorial, real‑world use cases, best practices for building images, deep dives into containers and images, daily Docker tips, cool tools from the Docker community, and guides for setting up local Hadoop clusters or front‑end development environments with Docker.

The article concludes by encouraging readers to explore Docker cloud services and hopes the compiled Chinese resources will help them get started with Docker.