Docker vs Virtual Machine

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[brooklync]

Thank you for helping me survive my capstone. All of your videos have been so helpful. I usually don't make it too far in YouTube tutorials, but the short clip are really helpful and are keeping my interest.

[Satyam_js_]

In VM every application needs a different OS but In a container, every application can share the Host OS and this makes it less resource hungry.

[arifbasri]

What're the differences between docker and kubernetes?

[All___in___One_Entertainmentss]

docker Engine also works as a hypervisor why u have used hypervisor at host level in virtual machine

[jordanjenkins]

The visuals helped me better understand what makes Docker different. THanks!

[x-macpro]

In theory, it doesn't need OS but actually all piece of functions need mini OS image. Some feature, we need to install in full OS. One good thing is when we break application into smaller pieces then we can control and fix it better.

[aryanshmahato]

Back to Back videos!! Amazing effort!!

[mayank_upadhyay_]

When I run docker on windows 10 pro than it pushed my system RAM to 93% while on the other hand when I use virtual box it goes to somewhere 80%.

I have 4 GB RAM.

Edit: I have installed Ubuntu and now I love my PC. Will check soon if docker is working properly.

Edit 2: It's been 2 months since I switched to arch linux. ❤❤

[sanjeevkumarsharma]

But how in docker does application that needs different os works?

[giridharanselvaraju]

You don't really need a hypervisor in a host machine to create containers as that's taken care of by a runtime engine(Docker Engine). If you are on a Windows OS and if you choose to run Linux containers instead of Windows containers, only then a hypervisor would come into picture.

[mischief]

The container engine does not need a Hypervisor, the diagram is incorrect

[noprob]

Great Video, all my question are solved! Thank you from Koblenz germany

[ashutoshverma]

clearly awesome video to differentiate thanks you so much :)

[SoharabHossain]

Correct me if I am wrong, are we not installation the hypervisor on top of the operating system?

[anshumansharma]

Why is there a hypervisor in Container diagram?

[raghavendraraghu]

sir ur teaching is really great ...but make some playlist and complete the course...you started linux and in abrupt u stopped it i dont know why? we expect continuity please follow it

[mohammedrameez]

Sir, do u have any plans to relwase new android development course near 2020

[aditya]

The ratio of subscriber to watching is very less. This channel has 439K subscriber but the videos doesn't get even 10% views of it.

[ashisharora]

Sir, please make a video on Artificial Intelligence.

[jediampm]

First: thanks for videos, it explain well the difference. I will continue see playlist.
But until i feel comfortable with docker, i will continue to use vagrant which use VM / boxes without desktop environment, similar to docker.
Second: Please fix the order of videos on the playlist or add to the name of each video a number order.
Thanks .