Week 8 - Review Checklist

📘 Purpose

This checklist is intended to help mentors and learners review:

  • Conceptual understanding
  • Practical Docker skills
  • Deployment workflow understanding
  • Debugging capability
  • Configuration quality
  • Backend engineering practices

This review should ideally be conducted during the weekly mentoring session.


👨‍🏫 Mentor Review Information

Item Details
Learner Name  
Review Date  
Week Week 8 - Docker & Deployment
Mentor Name Aditya Pratap Bhuyan

✅ Section 1 - Docker Fundamentals

Review Item Status Notes
Understands what Docker is  
Understands containers vs virtual machines  
Understands Docker images  
Understands Docker containers  
Understands Docker Hub  
Understands Dockerfile purpose  
Understands Docker Compose basics  

✅ Section 2 - Docker Commands

Review Item Status Notes
Can execute docker ps  
Can list Docker images  
Can stop containers  
Can remove containers  
Can inspect logs  
Can execute commands inside container  
Understands port mapping  

✅ Section 3 - Dockerfile Understanding

Review Item Status Notes
Correctly uses FROM  
Correctly uses WORKDIR  
Correctly uses COPY  
Correctly uses EXPOSE  
Correctly uses ENTRYPOINT  
Understands Docker image build process  

✅ Section 4 - Spring Boot Containerization

Review Item Status Notes
Spring Boot application builds successfully  
JAR file generated correctly  
Docker image builds successfully  
Application container starts correctly  
Application accessible via browser/Postman  
Logs visible and understandable  

✅ Section 5 - Database Containerization

Review Item Status Notes
Database container runs successfully  
Environment variables configured correctly  
Database port mapping configured correctly  
Application connects to database  
Database errors handled properly  

✅ Section 6 - Docker Compose

Review Item Status Notes
docker-compose.yml created correctly  
Services start successfully  
Service dependencies understood  
Compose networking basics understood  
Application and DB run together successfully  

✅ Section 7 - Debugging Skills

Review Item Status Notes
Can inspect container logs  
Can identify port conflicts  
Can troubleshoot failed containers  
Can debug image build issues  
Can identify configuration issues  
Uses logs effectively for debugging  

✅ Section 8 - Code and Configuration Quality

Review Item Status Notes
Dockerfile clean and readable  
docker-compose.yml properly formatted  
Uses meaningful names  
Uses correct image versions  
Avoids unnecessary complexity  
README documentation clear  

🧠 Conceptual Discussion Questions

The learner should be able to explain:

Question Reviewed
Why Docker is important
Why containers are lightweight
Difference between images and containers
Why Docker Compose is useful
Why deployment knowledge matters
How Docker supports cloud-native development

🚀 Real-World Readiness Review

Capability Status
Can package applications independently
Can run containerized applications
Can troubleshoot deployment issues
Understands backend deployment basics
Understands service configuration
Demonstrates confidence while explaining concepts

📊 Mentor Evaluation Summary

Category Rating (1-5)
Conceptual Understanding  
Practical Skills  
Debugging Ability  
Problem Solving  
Confidence  
Documentation Quality  
Independent Learning Ability  

📝 Mentor Feedback

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🎯 Overall Assessment

Status Selection
Excellent
Good
Satisfactory
Needs Improvement

📚 Suggested Follow-Up Topics

After completing this week successfully, the learner can continue with:

  • Kubernetes
  • OpenShift
  • CI/CD Pipelines
  • Helm
  • Cloud Platforms
  • Container Security
  • Monitoring and Observability

📜 License

This project is licensed under the GNU GPL-3.0 License.

Maintained by Aditya Pratap Bhuyan LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/adityabhuyan



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