- [Instructor] You should now have a good understanding
of how the Docker Engine is installed on a single host.
We often call those hosts nodes.
But what if you have 10s, hundreds or thousands
of those Docker hosts
all running the Docker Engine?
How do you manage a Docker infrastructure
at that type of scale?
That's what Docker's Enterprise Edition provides you.
It includes the Universal Control Plane
and the Docker Trusted Registry.
At the bottom of the diagram,
you have your Docker hosts.
These hosts could be cloud servers,
they could be virtual servers,
they could be physical servers.
No matter what type of server they are
they're running the Docker Engine.
That container engine is going to be the Enterprise Edition
of the Docker Engine
and Docker EE as it's called
or Enterprise Edition
contains not only the container runtime
but also Docker Swarm orchestration
and Docker volumes, networking and security.
On top of Docker Enterprise Edition
is the Universal Control Plane or UCP as it's called.
The Universal Control Plane
includes centralized policy management
for all of your containers,
centralized role-based access control,
user management, application cluster management
and the ability to organize your containers
as services and stacks.
Additionally, with the highest level
of Docker Enterprise the Universal Control Plane
can also include secure image scanning
and continuous monitoring of your images in the registry.
Finally, Docker Enterprise Edition
includes Docker Trusted Registry or DTR.
Docker Truster Registry
is an on-site, on-premises registry
for centralized storage of all your container images.
Let's go take a look
at the Universal Control Plane in action.
This is Docker's Universal Control Plane.
With UCP you can run thousands of nodes
with tens of thousands of containers
managed as services and stacks
across your Docker infrastructure.
The Docker Universal Control Plane
allows you to manage all of that
plus the associated networks and storage
from a single graphical interface.
UCP provides role-based access control and security
for the entire Docker infrastructure.
Docker Enterprise Edition also includes DTR
or the Docker Trusted Registry.
DTR is the Enterprise grade
image storage solution from Docker.
Docker is installed on premises
or in your own public cloud infrastructure.
It works with the Universal Control Plane.
It allows you to securely store
your Docker images so that you can easily track
and manage your applications
as they move from testing into production.
This is Docker Trusted Registry.
Like UCP it's an easy-to-use web-based application.
It has role-based access controls,
so it supports multiple users
and it allows your company to easily store
all of your images on premises in your own registry.