Docker for Middleware Tomcat, JBoss, Liberty, Weblogic 2026
Published 10/2026
Created by JOT Middleware
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920×1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: All Levels | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 41 Lectures ( 9h 49m ) | Size: 4.9 GB
IBM MQ, WebSphere Liberty, WebLogic, JBoss, Apache, Nginx, Tomcat, Nodejs, Angular, MySQL and more on Docker
What you’ll learn
Understand Docker architecture, images, containers, registries, networks, volumes, and the container lifecycle.
Install, configure, and manage Docker in Linux environments
Build custom Docker images using production-ready Dockerfiles
Containerize real-world middleware applications instead of working only with basic sample containers
Deploy and manage Apache HTTP Server, Nginx, Tomcat, JBoss/WildFly, WebLogic, WebSphere Liberty, and IBM MQ using Docker
Understand how middleware configuration, application files, logs, and persistent data should be managed inside containers
Configure Docker networking for communication between web servers, application servers, databases, and other middleware components
Implement persistent storage using Docker volumes and bind mounts
Deploy multi-container middleware environments using Docker Compose
Work with Docker Hub and private container registries to tag, push, pull, and manage middleware images
Perform hands-on labs based on real-time middleware implementation scenarios
Build a strong Docker foundation for moving into Kubernetes, OpenShift, AKS, EKS, and enterprise container platforms
Requirements
Basic understanding of Linux operating systems and command-line operations is helpful.
Basic knowledge of middleware technologies such as Apache, Nginx, Tomcat, JBoss/WildFly, WebLogic, WebSphere Liberty, or IBM MQ is beneficial but not mandatory.
No previous Docker or container experience is required. Docker concepts are explained from the fundamentals.
A laptop or desktop with sufficient resources to run Docker and perform the hands-on labs.
Basic understanding of networking concepts such as IP addresses, ports, DNS, and client-server communication will be helpful.
Most importantly, students should be willing to practice the hands-on labs and build real-world middleware environments using Docker.
Description
Docker for Middleware Administrators: From Fundamentals to Real-World Deployments
This practical Docker course is specially designed for Middleware Administrators, System Administrators, DevOps Engineers, developers, and IT professionals who want to learn how to containerize and manage enterprise applications.
The course begins with Docker fundamentals and gradually moves toward real-world middleware implementations. You will learn how to create Dockerfiles, build custom images, manage containers, configure networking and storage, expose applications, troubleshoot problems, and push images to container registries.
Technologies Covered
IBM MQ
IBM WebSphere Liberty
Oracle WebLogic Server
JBoss and WildFly
Apache HTTP Server
Nginx
Apache Tomcat
Node.js
Angular
MySQL
Java applications
Custom enterprise applications
Through practical labs and real-time scenarios, you will learn how to
Install and configure Docker on Linux
Understand Docker Engine, Docker daemon and container runtime
Work with images, containers, volumes and networks
Pull images from Docker Hub and private registries
Create custom Docker images using Dockerfiles
Apply image layers and build-cache concepts
Run containers in attached and detached modes
Publish container ports and access applications
Configure persistent storage using Docker volumes
Connect application containers to database containers
Containerize web servers and application servers
Deploy middleware products inside containers
Tag and push custom images to container registries
Move the same tested image across Development, QA and Production
Use environment variables and external configuration
View container logs and troubleshoot common failures
Apply security and production best practices
Build multi-container application environments
Real-World Learning Approach
The course uses simple English, step-by-step demonstrations and hands-on labs. Instead of learning only basic Docker commands, you will see how Docker is used with middleware technologies in real enterprise environments.
You will build and deploy practical solutions such as
Apache and Nginx web server containers
Tomcat-based Java web applications
WebSphere Liberty application containers
WebLogic and JBoss application server containers
IBM MQ messaging environments
Node.js backend applications
Angular frontend applications
MySQL database containers
Multi-container frontend, backend and database architectures
By the end of this course, you will be able to confidently build, deploy, manage and troubleshoot Docker-based middleware applications. You will also understand how containerized applications move through Development, QA and Production environments using the same tested Docker image.
This course provides a strong practical foundation for progressing to Kubernetes, OpenShift, AKS, EKS and other enterprise container platforms.
Who this course is for
Middleware Administrators who want to learn Docker through real-world middleware implementations rather than generic container examples.
WebLogic, WebSphere, JBoss/WildFly, Tomcat, IBM MQ, Apache, Nginx, and WebSphere Liberty Administrators who want to containerize their existing middleware platforms.
System Administrators and Linux Administrators who want to expand their skills into Docker and container technologies.
DevOps Engineers who work with enterprise middleware applications and need practical Docker implementation experience.
Middleware Engineers moving toward DevOps, Kubernetes, OpenShift, AKS, or EKS who need a strong Docker foundation before working with container orchestration platforms.
Application Support and Production Support Engineers responsible for deploying, managing, monitoring, and troubleshooting middleware applications.
Experienced IT professionals who want hands-on experience building Docker images, configuring networking and storage, deploying multi-container environments, and troubleshooting real-world containerized middleware.
Anyone who wants to understand how traditional enterprise middleware environments can be transformed into modern container-based deployments through practical, hands-on labs.
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