Docker Tutorial for Beginners - What is Docker? Introduction to Containers

This is the first video of the complete Docker series. Here we cover an introduction to containers, Docker, the architecture, various concepts and terminologies, installation, hands-on examples and more!

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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
2:19 Before Docker
10:16 Containers
12:04 Containers vs Virtual Machines
16:16 History of Docker
17:47 Running Docker on Windows
20:00 Running Docker on MacOS
20:40 Running Docker on Linux
21:04 What is Docker
21:54 Installation
24:33 Getting started
25:35 Docker Runtime
28:48 Docker Engine
30:45 Orchestration
32:06 Docker / Container Image
35:27 Difference b/w Dockerfile and Image
36:38 Open Container Initiative (OCI)
39:53 Docker Desktop
41:31 What is DevOps
44:58 Docker CLI
45:36 How the CLI works
50:55 How a Docker Image works
52:22 Downloading Docker Image
54:54 Some additional Docker commands
1:05:50 Accessing a container locally
1:10:42 Docker commit
1:15:25 Removing Docker Images
1:17:00 Layers
1:21:19 How to create Docker image
1:31:45 Architecture of Docker Engine
1:41:20 Outro

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[tanishkjain]

I'll finish it with you till the end🔥🔥🔥but please resume with DSA

[_SOHAMSAMANTA]

1:27:48 Those who are facing problem in building docker image : Make sure you named your file as Dockerfile where D is capital and f is small and also u didn't put any extension.

[Gamer_with_knowledge]

You have the true art of teaching Kunal,
First time I am learning docker.
And the way you are proceeding step by step along with re revision, this is what it requires to be a good teacher.
Thanks for the video man ✌

[aditya__exe]

Laal phool, neela phool Kunal bhai beautiphool❤️

[bhavnishbhardwaj]

I love the way you say "* hey everyone welcome to another video*"

[HamoudCHORFA]

Finally docker is here, we are waiting also for hashing lecture from DSA course, thanks legend ❤️

[rushikeshmungse]

Main ek mechanical ka student hu pr main apake video dekhar sab shika hu...
Main bhee tier 3 college main padhata hu. Pr apane to meri jindagi main Mech se IT la diya ..
Thank you ...

[animeshrose]

Another brilliant tutorial. My aha moment was when by using docker we created our very own version of ubuntu with our own files. I am just loving it!!

[lilyjoy]

I am grateful to Universe for giving me a great teacher like you🌞.. please reply I comment on each of your video🙏

[vaibhavyadav]

Loving your videos 😍, but please Complete DSA course first, Waiting for its next video badly ✌️

[lilprotakeit]

Thanks a lot .. just finished it. The Good thing about your videos is that you actually feel a logical conclusion .. keep teaching in public

[Aditya.Rawat]

Thanks a lot, now I'm quite confident about the basics and ready to move on to advance things.

[alt_realm]

Hi Kunal. Your DSA bootcamp is one of the best. Eagerly waiting for the DSA bootcamp playlist to be updated. When are you planning to complete it? Thanks in advance.

[dipalisavaliya]

After watching Kunal's DSA course, I have jumped to this one ... now I have become like: First I check if any videos from Kunal is available, if not then only I am going for another author... Kunal has raised the teaching level beyond the expectations.... Hats off to your efforts and I AM ADDICATED TO YOUR VIDEOS BADLY.... 💚😎😇

[Vishwask]

Hey there! Completed this 1hr 43mins tutorial, got an overview about Docker. Thanks Kunal for making such wonderful vdo's.

[erzohrakhan]

One of the best docker tutorials ; waiting for part 2

[dakshverma]

Fell in love when you explained the docker

[utkalgaur]

Hey Kunal
I have watched every single video of yours and even practised and recently I am working on a project
I am 24 years old and I want to work as a programmer but the big problem is that I don't have any degree and no experience till now too
I really have this urge that is coming from within to work hard and really learn so many things but many times I get demotivated when I hear that it's tougher to get a job with good salary when you don't have degree and wasted so many initial years in something else other than coding
Can you tell me honestly that should I work hard to learn coding and develop skills or not ? Will I get opportunities ?
I know you are very busy but I will still keep hope that you will reply even though the possibility is very less because I only want to know it from you as you're one of the most genuine teachers on YouTube

[subhajitdutta]

It's my first time learning Containers and You JUST MADE IT SO EASY thanks to u for making such amazing content.

[arnab]

I guess dockers and ubuntu are now more interesting than dsa never thought I would like ubuntu cli. Thanks bro