As a Docker Captain and Co-Founder of a Docker hosting company, I've seen a lot of people struggle and make mistakes with Docker.
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Awesome !
I ran a entire chome browser in a docker container next to a NextJS application (for web scrapping purposes). And was obliged to shrink down the size from 4GB to 2GB, still looking for shrinking it even further. Overall, it was a very fun experience filled with learning. Here is the app: link
This will be my project(s) for a month, I'll report back what happend in ~30days 👍(if i didnt ping me 😂). Great article!!
hi, how did it go ? :)
Hey, I missed the reply 😂... I did start and quickly ended up with my own projects until I was satisfied with the result. So I ended up only doing 1 & 2. Started setting up docker and then devcontainers stole my attention so I spent some days learning that and creating my own devcontainer "feature" (In VSCode thats an easy way to share a docker setup, in my case I just wanted to mimic a minimal development environment that I could use in different projects).
Then I went back to the post and tried minifying my dev container using dive and docker desktop. I didn't blindly delete stuff which I probably should have done cuz I believed the files to be important. Nonetheless got a try on distroless which is really minimal but didnt care too much since its not that far from alpine 5MB vs 2MB if I remember correctly. But since im adding other stuff like git, bash, node, ... I didnt care for these 3MB. Distroless is more for scalability of production environments where everything counts.
Then I tried setting up arch (btw) on docker on Windows 💀. I needed some server so docker could open windows on windows but the rest was pretty simple since there was an image for that already. However couldnt setup hyprland since it required direct access to the screen/gpu which docker didnt allow. At this point I felt that I've learned enough and it was time to go to the next project.
LFG this made my day! It’s always a good sign if you get sidetracked because you find stuff that you find more interesting:))
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Can you suggest or share some resources to learn such things ?
also notify me when u get one
Please don’t wait for some magical resource to get started!
I don't think you need anything else besides Google and a code editor:)
Great list!
Excellent read. Definitely going to my tinker to-do list. Looking forward to what I'm sure will be an adventure when it bubbles to the top. Well written.
awesome recommendations. I will try it out soon