Learning Docker // Getting started!

Have you ever wondered how to get started with Docker and Containers? In this video, I'll explain why we use Containers, how to run simple containers, the architecture of Docker, and how to get started. Plus, I'll show you how to pull images from registries, how to run a Nginx container, and how to use Docker Volumes. So join me and learn everything you need to know about Docker and Containers! #docker #techtutorial

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction
01:26 - Advertisement-*
02:58 - Why do we use Containers?
07:24 - How do Containers work?
10:00 - What's the Docker Architecture?
13:06 - How to get started with Docker
18:51 - Where to find Container Images?
23:55 - Run Container Images
25:56 - Manage Containers with Docker

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[djKenpLan]

I am so glad you are back! Keep it up man, we really appreciate you!

[Janemayank]

Just because of your videos, I have my own lab setup now. I have some confidence in networking and containers. You also asked me to follow your labs videos, and I'm doing it as a hobby. I follow some youtubers, and they suggest to watch your videos. It is so good to see you back. May God bless you.

[Imsobling]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I'm a 13-year-old boy, that didn't really have much interest in computers and coding and programming but after this video, it got so much into it, seeing you type commands and docker would do the rest, got me so interested and excited to try it out. I have made my parents proud after showing them some skills from the tutorial, and I want to say thank you so much!

[pierceprimm]

I appreciate your organized (very easy to follow), step-by-step explanation of Docker and personally like your conversational presentation style as an English-only speaker. I know it takes a lot of time, effort and skill to put together an effective video tutorial like you do...and we appreciate it.

[saruthecreator]

Welcome Back Christian !! you have been missed by the community

[oliverolsen]

There is a German guy that made me ditch VMware ESXi and vCenter in favour of Proxmox (no regrets!) and also inspired me to use containers rather than dedicated VMs. Sounds familiar? Believe his name is Christian... Great and incredibliy inspiring videos you make, so thanks a lot for the content! Just waiting for a Docker Swarm setup using shared NFS storage and how to proceed from the docker-compose files on single Docker servers to deploying a whole stack in a swarm cluster :-) I know, should go Kubernetes, but too much for my homelab....

[dennisdejong]

I am glad to see you back with another great tutorial about docker. Looking forward to see the next great turorials about docker.

[P]

This is my first time I'm understanding containers. Thank you for the awesome breakdown.

[jardelainen]

This is what I have been waiting for, hopefully this will be a series

[skybear]

I have never used Docker, so I hadn't even heard about containers. But your introductory explanation of what containers are is clear and concise. Good work!

[whylde]

Happy for an updated series from you! Might get me back into messing around! Thanks Christian!

[krishnaprasad]

great initial start!
it would be nice in your future episodes, you can elaborate on best practices for
1. data persistence - database and app files on different volumes
2. Backup and restore - mainly scheduled back up of databases and restoring it - it is trivial with the database installed on a full o/s, but not so much on a container.

[tubbydrmmr]

Oh my word, I am so happy to have found this video and series! I have tried many times to watch other docker tutorials in the past, but so far everything I have come across seems to assume you are a developer, which I am not. Foundational topics are often quickly glossed over or not explained at all and/or there is so much fluff in the video that it's hard to focus on the concepts being shown. This video was so well organized, topics/steps are explained really well and in a way that is easy to comprehend. I spun up a test Ubuntu server machine and was able to follow along with everything in the video. Super well done, thank you very much Christian! Subscribed and supported on Patreon, and I'm looking forward to watching more episodes in this series!!!

[patrick.denessen]

Great Video, good to see you back. If you want to start, delete a container then you only need to type a few (unique) digits of the ID, so you don't need the full ID.

[Cevap]

Looking forward to this series. Hope more series such as these are done!!

[josemarialabarta]

Very good idea, I am going to look forward to watching this entire series of videos about Docker - Thank you very much

[jkommisar]

I am glad to see you back Christian!!🙂

[alanjrobertson]

I only got into Docker at the start of this year but absolutely love it! Esp love Portainer and Nginx Proxy Manager. Great into video and the rest of the series sound great - subscription added 😉👍😎

[ArifKamaruzaman]

Terrific tutorial. I'm looking forward to this series.

Ahhh feeling happy now.

[mrmotomoto]

Really looking forward to the rest of your docker tutorials!