This chapter covered the main Docker UCP features. We learned how to deploy a cluster with high availability and how to manage and deploy workloads using either UCP's web UI or the user bundle with the Docker and Kubernetes command line. We also introduced UCP's role-based access control, which helps us provide fine-grained access to cluster resources. We also took a look at the web UI and the main configurations available for managing Docker Enterprise's control plane.
We also learned about UCP's components and how to deploy and manage Docker Enterprise's control plane and user resources in production. Finally, we learned how to ensure platform availability by verifying a cluster's components' status and executing backups.
In the next chapter, we will learn how to publish a deployed application using Docker's integrated tools and features.
