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That's why I can't implement Logic in the programming
This is true but hard to shipping...because I don't know how to use docker
Pack your entire system we are shipping it - DOCKERš
What if it works on ONLY my machine, not on docker container and certainly not in production?
Then probably something wrong may be environment issue or something else. Docker eliminates this kind of issues where it works on 1 system and not on another if you have configured docker properly it should work everywhere as you intent to.
When there are questions about the thing, but no answers...
"nvm it works now" - Last message from OP not explaining what he did
Yes, that's exactly it!! šš½š
Not only is that a great way to get hacked, it also shows that they don't, gasp hash the passwords!
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Where is this
hopefully in no production environment š
Lol
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what you mean?
It has a(n expected) second panel :P
Linux admins will get this š»
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I didn't understand
Sorry, I didn't quite understand this. Why
echo Hey! > dev.txtdoes not overwrite the contents ofdev.txt. Where is the second line (How are you?) coming from?echo "How are you?" >> dev.txtfrom another terminal window XDThat's simple to understand, but why is that regarded as a meme? I think probably two person (admin) has logged into the machine with SSH and they are chatting with each other using the file. I'm just guessing though, not sure actually what's happening!
Yes
Right...But how can we learn docker easily?
udemy.com/course/real-world-devops...
check this one.
Is this free course?
Yeah it is.
Okay
I can't remember commands of docker
no one remembers, and there is no need for it. it is enough if you know the basics: image creation, start-stop container, etc. (I also often search for the syntax, commands) Let DevOps do the more complicated stuff. I don't think you need to know much about it at junior level
okay