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In this guide, you’ll gain hands-on experience with Docker Enterprise by diving into its two foundational components—Universal Control Plane (UCP) and Docker Trusted Registry (DTR). We’ll walk through:
  • Provisioning a UCP cluster and deploying containerized applications
  • Configuring role-based access controls and integrating LDAP authentication
  • Installing and administering Docker Trusted Registry
  • Implementing backup and disaster recovery strategies for business continuity
Ensure you have:
  • A Linux VM or bare-metal server running a supported OS
  • Docker Engine installed (see Docker Engine installation)
  • Network connectivity between all nodes
The image is a curriculum outline for Docker-related topics, including Docker Engine, Docker Swarm, Kubernetes, and Docker Enterprise, with specific subtopics listed under Docker Enterprise.

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Core Components at a Glance

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What’s Next?

  1. Deploy UCP: Learn how to initialize a UCP swarm, join manager and worker nodes, and secure the control plane.
  2. Configure Security: Set up granular access controls and LDAP authentication for your organization.
  3. Install DTR: Deploy Docker Trusted Registry, enable image signing, and configure vulnerability scanning.
  4. Ensure Resilience: Implement backup and disaster recovery for both UCP and DTR to guarantee uptime and data integrity.
By the end of this article, you’ll be equipped to run enterprise-grade container workloads with confidence, security, and high availability.

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