An Introduction To Docker For Beginners

Hey everyone, glad so many of you are liking the video. Here are a few notes/mistakes that I need to point out.

1. You can use ssh directly from the command prompt (no need for git bash). For some reason I always just use git bash and didn't even realize you could do this from cmd (thanks for letting me know)!

2. You do not need to go through setting up a VPS (on linode) unless you want to try the commands on linux. I figured most people using docker will be using linux and hence the partnership with Linode.

3. If you found any more mistakes please leave them below! I am not perfect and with such a large audience many of you are bound to know things I don't, I always appreciate the feedback :)

What about RUN DMC lolz

Hi very nice tutorial, and I really understood the use of Docker. Now I want to know if it is possible to host a django website from docker container to Linode, and how exactly can that be archeived, please

Son muy buenos tus videos, e aprendido mucho con tus explicaciones en Flask, pero tengo un problema no e podido usar una app Flask con docker, si pudiera hacer un ejemplo te lo agradecería. Saludos.

Do you have to inherit from an existing image to create a new image? If that's the case, how was the first image created?

Nice video 👏👏👏

Good video

great walkthrough

Nice docker content, thanks

WOW! -16 degree centigrade! It's really cold in Toronto!!!

Why gitbash and not simply putty? Or the inbuild wsl

Podman ols

Tim, thank you! Excellent content, as usual.
Just a suggestion from my paranoid self: you may want to consider setting up a separate environment for your videos, to avoid showcasing personal details such as your browsing history, password autofills, clipboard contents, desktop contents, existing linodes...

Hi Tim! You are doing an amazing job on Solidity tutorials. So I request you to complete the series for it man!

good

Awesome!

Can you do a video on Kubernetes?

I WANT TO HOST MY GTA 5 SERVER, DARKSOULS SERVER, MINCRAAFT SERVER WITH DOCKER, DDEV AND APACHE AND WITH LOCALHOST

Thanks man! Really needed this one...

Hi Tim, how can you show the clipboard history? Thanks :)

is it me or its saying -16 C on bottom right

hello sir, i just want to ask, how do i know when to use { } [ ] ( ) these in python? i watch your videos but i get confused when using these symbols so i end up with trial and error with these

ssh is preinstalled on windows

wow -16 degrees chilly

I'm so happy I'm not the only person that questions themselves when spelling requirements.txt.

i know this is not the eth vid but if you wanted to have some alert system or whatever where you need the ammount of eth sent and the message attached to it, how would you do it? is there some API for this? would you have to do this through smart contract?

best thing i can think of is to use the API you used to subscribe so you can see the emits from smart contract

Please make this a series

100 dollar 60day thats good money

Great video! Please continue with more.

Wowowowow Tim, you are phenomenal

Simple and informative as always. Keep it up, brother!

Hi Timm, thanks alot for this easy-to-understand tutorial. I'm joining an already functioning programming squad and docker is one of the things I'll definitely use on a daily basis. Being a girl, there are some higher expectations.
Your explanation really helped me to get started. 🥰

You should make a video on how to go about reading documentation.

Awesome! I was having trouble setting up a docker container to do model inference for my machine learning project and this is helping so much. Thank you!

Is there something you don't know? 🤣

I didnt get it for so long but now I do..
You are amazing man!

Awesome tutorial! Learning Docker has been one of the best things I've done in both improving my development workflow and making my deployments easier.

awesome!

A Docker series would be amazing! I've only used Docker in my computer security class, in order to run CTF's. This has taught me more about Docker than the entire semester of that class taught me. All that class taught was how to download the image from the course website, and how to run it on my PC. Even that wasn't even really taught, the prof just had the commands to load and run the images for us to copy and paste. Would love to see more Docker tutorials!

But why git bash tho?
Windows supports ssh via cmd?

You should make a video about Kubernetes

Great video! I would definitely like more content on this subject t. Keep it up!

Tim, how did you know I was getting more interested in app distribution and needed to see this?!?!

Decent! More videos about docker please.

Good explanation, good name

Are you serious? I had a junior python developer interview this week, and because of your programming expert course I had just gotten through the first 20 hours or so of it, I knew what decorators are, and got huge points out of it.. After I had gotten a confirmation that ill be getting to at least try out how it will go, I was asked if I knew what docker is, and I had to say that I've heard of it, but didn't really know what it is, and here you are with a video about it! Starting to feel like destiny :D

Fk, Tim and Dockers, xctly when i wanted to learn this part as im missing all the virtualization and cloud stuff from my DEVOPS knowledge

Great video. The Docker specific aspects were really well explained, but I think the use of Linode in this case felt quite out of the scope and only made things much more confusing for the uninitiated user, adding an unnecessary layer to the process of explaining Docker. You are setting a up a remote VM, then installing Git to use its MingW Linux shell on Windows to SSH into the Linode Linux environment and then use Docker in it. I hope you can see how confusing this ended up being. Using a regular Windows/OSX/Linux Docker host would be MUCH more clear. I know it was probably a requirement for the Linode ad partnership, but just to let you know...

On Windows, I can just use Command Prompt to use SSH.