Docker Guide

This is a full walk-through and guide for Docker.

[MoAbualruz]

Chris I have watched your videos since years, this is my 1st time commenting today, I just want to say thank you for sharing the knowledge, and doing exciting projects.

[siljeff]

Docker on my NAS is only used for Jellyfin and Pi-hole, and I would love to get more use out of it. This is the perfect video for a Friday!

[cheebadigga]

All distros except Debian Buster (version 18) have a fairly recent up-to-date version in their repos (version 20). Of course you'll get the latest patch release by using the official Docker repos, but they're on-par feature wise. So "these things are NOT bad" and WON'T "turn into a nightmare".

[A_G]

Been wanting to try docker & feel like this is a good video to get started with it. Thanks

[sherrilltechnology]

Thanks so much Chris such a great video and will help me on my channel as I am learning Docker right now!

[Coopertronics]

Yes please do an Alpine video. That system is super fast and robust. As far as I know the host system can't run a hardened kernel while running Docker, but Alpine is security based, so maybe that will negate the problem.

[MysteryMan]

Definitely marking this to watch later!

[sokoloft]

I re-did my vps earlier in the year using docker/docker images. Really nice having a pre-built package for nginx rtmp ingest with stunnel rtmps. I'll have to look into portainer. Only issues I have with it is maintaining it. Updating the container if a new image becomes available. As well as running commands inside the container.

[richardtwyning]

Wow, Portainer! So easy to set up! Thank you 🙂

[cxl]

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

[sendgl]

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.

[mnhworkdev]

Love the fact you like the Inheritance Cycle

[shubhamchavan]

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Chris you should do a series on docker.
Thanks buddy

[blitzkringe]

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.

[NachtmahrNebenan]

I use Docker as a kind of package manager when I install things without really installing it (deep into my system). For example databases, npm and the like. Local working files get mounted into the containers.

[spookybuk]

One minute into a video saying this is for people like me (who don't know what Docker is) and still I don't know what Docker is :(

[diazepamkit]

its pretty nice to re cover the docker guide gg

[TheLazyJAK]

Please do a video on docker compose! It helped me learn about docker containers and their options etc way easier than those long one line commands. Much cleaner! Also check out rancher :)

[CandyCaneChris]

Top things I end up helping people with when they start using docker are: Docker Desktop is only good for testing (use Portainer instead), volume mapping, and user permissions.

[monad]

what about the overhead of running every service in a docker container? what are your alternatives? especially when running multiple server services on a low performance machine