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- Sign up for a free Azure account To use containers in the Cloud like a private registry you will need a free Azure account
- Docker part I - basics This part covers what Docker is and why I think you should use it. It brings up concepts such as images and containers and takes you through building and running your first container
- Docker part II - volumes this is about Volumes and how we can use volumes to persist data but also how we can turn our development environment into a Volume and make our development experience considerably better
- Docker part III - databases, linking and networks this is about how to deal with Databases, putting them into containers and how to make containers talk to other containers using legacy linking but also the new standard through networks
- Docker part IV - introducing Docker Compose this is how we manage more than one service using Docker Compose ( this is 1/2 part on Docker Compose)
- Docker part V- going deeper with Docker Compose this part is the second and concluding part on Docker Compose where we cover Volumes, Environment Variables and working with Databases and Networks

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working on that one :)
Please, make it available soonest :)
V. Interested in this. Thanks for writing.
Great one! Everything worked just fine...
This is really very helpful, Chris. Thanks for writing!!
Happy to hear that :)
Very helpful!
Well done!
Thanks John :)
Hi @softchris , congratulations and thank you so much for this. I'm from brazil and i would like translate your series to portuguese, can i?
hi Fanny, yes sure. Please mention That I'm the original author though and point them to twitter.com/chris_noring Thanks :)
Of course, great!
Hi @softchris , i'm finished the translation, and here it is: fanny.github.io/blog/2019/dockeriz...
I could not reach you on twitter.
thank you for that.. amazing :)
your medium article brought me here.
hmm ok :) so the 5 part series is available on both Medium and dev.to. I obviously link something wrong somewhere.. anyways, welcome to dev.to :)
Part 2 of this series mentions that, dev.to/azure/series-build-a-server... as well as this article, dev.to/azure/all-your-containers-a...
np :)