I had some random experience with docker. Have to say that after this projects things are more clear.
Good Project to start learning Docker and getting familiarized with Google Cloud and docker commands.

This is a self-paced lab that takes place in the Google Cloud console. In this lab you will familiarize yourself with the basic Docker container environment commands. You will create, run, and debug containers, and learn to pull and push images to and from Google Container Registry.

I had some random experience with docker. Have to say that after this projects things are more clear.
Good Project to start learning Docker and getting familiarized with Google Cloud and docker commands.
Need a bit more explanation about the components like images
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Good Project to start learning Docker and getting familiarized with Google Cloud and docker commands.
A short (60 minutes), well structured and comprehensive lab for basic Doscker commands.
Excellent lab walking through Docker entry level
Learning in a fun and challenging way
very good course, easy to understand
Very useful as a beginner.
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I had some random experience with docker. Have to say that after this projects things are more clear.
Need a bit more explanation about the components like images
Images of icons in the google cloud UI will help with navigating the lab
if i could put less than 1 star i would. this app is crap and wont even properly load or not lag. The Introduction to Docker lab needs significant improvements to its instructions. Several steps are unnecessarily confusing, particularly the use of placeholders such as `[container_id]` without clearly explaining what users must substitute. The instructions also jump between commands and environments without sufficient clarification, making avoidable errors more likely. Additionally, the specified Artifact Registry region conflicted with the lab project's organization policy, causing commands to fail. The lab should provide clearer, verified commands, identify where each command must be executed, and ensure instructions match the actual lab environment. These issues create unnecessary troubleshooting, waste limited lab time, and make an otherwise straightforward exercise frustrating.
I don't understand how they left totally unexplained the last part of the project where your supposed to create a Dockerfile, but the code provided just doesn't work in the Cloud Shell. It feels like this little project is broken and nobody is taking care of it.
Lab gave very little context or explanation. I really just copied over commands into the terminal. Although I wound up using about half the allotted time, I didn't know how long the lab would take, so I couldn't slow down to try to figure out the context myself.
Completely pointless in my opinion. Didn't learn anything. Rather than actually teaching it just gave a bunch of commands to input.
I cannot start open tool. I have tried two different browser. Course is non refundable.
instructions dont work
is not even opening