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which desktop environment are you using here?

But is this explosed to the outside? I only want to use it in localhost

Very good tutorial. Thank you

Great video Thank you

I am torn between Docker and K8s. Once you have managed all the housekeeping of K8s and are using Helm, K8s is IMHO much easier than Docker. But that hurdle has to be crossed first. You will get quicker results with Docker. In the end it doesn't matter. However for both the main disappointment is that neither is supported by Windows Server and I cannot understand why MS has stopped its path that was started a few years ago.

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Chris you should do a series on docker.
Thanks buddy

I like docker compose over cli, it create nice layout. And easy adjust setting.

Hey Titus, can you create a video about how to set up and use distro-box.

I have a 8gb mac mini 2014 1tb nvme, and want to stream and have pi-hole on the mac. Portainter hasn't been developed since Mojave so docker-compose was suggested in the comments. Does that support a low power system like mine? Does docker-compose have same access to images for alpine, Ubuntu server edition with script for LMS music streaming, and abcde ripper?

At 11.07 you omit to mention option -d which runs it s a daemon. I don t know how else it could have run but i see it with the -d parameter all the time.

Another thing that makes me wonder is why the installation of docker is with the .io version, while the portainer with the .ce I f I can recall .ce has the latest images and not the .io

That was an interesting video. Got a bit confused with last yaml file creation but maybe if I watch again it will make more sense.

Use docker-compose after learning docker because docker-compose will allow you to manage multiple containers in an all-in-one configuration file

Chris wanted to ask your opinion on Windows N versions is this something worth using or regular versions of windows?

Does anyone know what desktop environment or tiling manager he is using?

Nice video!! However, there are a lot of videos about standard docker. It could be a very interesting contribution a video about podman or rootless docker with the purpose of increasing the standard security. Another interesting idea would be how to work with Docker+firewalls.

Docker is fun to mess with and makes running local network services really easy. Currently I have containers for: Transmission, Jupyterlab (this is super cool since I can do stuff anywhere on a super light, low powered laptop and the server is doing the heavy lifting), Homer, Nextcloud, Plex and Photoprism (probably getting rid of this since it seems redundant).

Also dabbled with running Phantombot but never really had any use for that in the end.

Curious about your thoughts on Podman for RedHat, as you mentioned Kubernetes. Studying for my RHCSA at the moment and am learning Podman as well :)

I couldn't install the debian package (docker-desktop), it said that it couldn't install docker-ce-cli, a dependency.

Definitely marking this to watch later!

Docker is so awesome. I strongly believe that not only developers and cloud architects should be familiar with it, but any Linux user if he does any stuff fancier than just launching a web browser.