Docker is one of those services that you always hear about but may have never used. I never used Docker in college, and I actually never heard of ...
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Thanks for the awesome article! Very informative and loved the recipe / cake analogy for images / containers. I found it through your Kubernetes for dummies article, which I what I originally searched.
Glad you liked it! Thinking of it this way was a big breakthrough when I first started learning it.
I hope you all learned something while reading this.
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R u going to write new articles on docker
In the future I suppose I could. What would you like to see specifically?
Docker networking and volumes.Real world simple project implementation
I'll do it. Stay tuned
Good post to kick off with the path of Docker. I'm getting the ball rolling with the DevOps role tasks and love to read different point of views of this branch of developing. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and exp.
So glad you enjoyed!
Trying to learn a bit here. All is well, except I'm running Docker Desktop under WSL2 on Windows 11. If I open Powershell, I have no idea where to type docker commands. If I start Linux, I am not in /docker-desktop. No idea how to navigate to the appropriate place & I just get "not valid command" messages. Hence, this -- as well as the official tutorial -- ended for me pretty quickly.
"For dummies" maybe should include information about how to open the terminal window in an OS other than Linux. Otherwise, this is nicely written. It explains Docker well. It just ends pretty quickly for me since I can't follow it.
Thank you Steven, this a direct and great article to understand Docker basics! I'll make sure to share with my team since it helped me so much. 😊