Now last but not least,
to kind of conclude this course,
the question of course is, where should you go next?
Of course, we had a look at a couple of topics
that were not included in the course,
and if they are interesting to you,
if there is a specific area
which is interesting to you, nonetheless,
of course, that's something you can dive in next.
But in general, as always, when you learn something new
the most important thing will be
that you practice, practice, and practice.
that you simply use stalker for a lot of applications,
that you try out different things, different configurations,
maybe use Docker on a project you haven't used it on before.
dive into that, and the challenges you will face eventually
you will face problems and you can solve these problems
with the knowledge you gain from the course,
and of course, with the World Wide Web,
Google, Stack Overflow, and all the solutions and ideas
you can find there.
And that's a number of good points.
Besides practicing or to be precise,
in addition to practicing, you also might wanna dive into
the official Docker and Kubernetes documentation
to learn more about specific special concepts
to basically reiterate what you'll learn
throughout the course to have a look at specific areas
again, quickly in a written way.
Definitely also use these resources
in addition to this course.
The same is true, if you wanna use some cloud provider
like AWS.
If you are serious about it, dive into the documentation
of that provider to learn about all the latest
and greatest features about niche scenarios,
about security, and also about features
we might have not needed in this course
but which might be helpful for your next project.
Now, last but not least, you also might wanna explore
more things you can do with Docker.
For example, Visual Studio code,
the editor I used throughout this course
has built-in Dockers support.
It allows you to automatically
dockerize projects you're working on,
kind of, it allows you to manage Docker containers.
With the Docker extension, you can install in VS code.
This is all something which might be interesting
to you and where you can dig in deeper
with help of the official VS code documentation
and the knowledge you gain from the course.
And with that, you got plenty of things
you can do after finishing this course,
plenty of things where the knowledge you gain
from this course will be helpful to you.
And that is really it.
I hope you got a lot out of this course
and you feel confident using Docker in your next projects,
and you're ready to dive deeper into Docker now.