Proxmox Understanding VMs Containers and Docker

Right now you might be wondering what exactly are VM, Container, and Docker that we mention all the time. In order to create them, you need to know how they work and when should you use them.
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[ShawnKirk]

Not only do I understand the difference between VMs, Containers, and Dockers ... your passionate delivery kept me engaged the whole time! You're awesome!

[dr_jaymz]

This video saves me having to explain this to new members of our team - and explains its far better than I ever could. I guess thats the power of writing the script, editing it and delivering it. But I appreciate it takes a lot of effort to make that look effortless! Well done.

[bugzy]

Watched your videos in 2013 on my CCNA journey. Fast forward, here I am a network engineer looking to set up a home server, trying to differentiate Docker from Proxmox containers and boom, your video pops up and explains it perfectly. Intuitive and informative as always.

[orlandovalle]

I have been trying to understand the core difference between VMs vs Containers vs Dockers for a while now, now I understand. Thanks

[edh]

That's the best explanation I've seen so far. Thank you very much!

[alexnasonov]

The best explanation i've heard so far, thank you!

[zacharynelson]

This is the best explanation I have heard of containerization and Docker. Thank you so much!

[ianclaproth]

as clear as spring water. Thanks for that great explanation.

[GothicGame]

Perfectly explained! Even for a non-native-speaker! Thank you so much. I'm honored to follow you from now on!!! ;)

[jaxwylde]

Great explanation! You forgot to mention that you can run Docker containers, inside LXC containers :-) (easier to manage with something like Portainer). In fact, in one of my Proxmox homelab environments, I've got multiple Docker containers (Plex, tautulli, Heimdall, Homeassistant, Calibre-server/web, watchtower, etc., ), all managed with Portainer (also inside a Docker container), ALL running inside several LXC (Ubuntu) containers.

[sergiocanales]

You're a beast!! New subscriber from Chile

[wlgrd]

Where can I find the playlist for this? Couldn't find it browsing your channel playlists

[BambinoPinguino]

I'm getting it! Thanks for clarifying this so well

[youruleyourlife]

HOW CAN WE SETUP IN Docker a mail server (incoming + outgoing with tls ssl security) with the option to enable or disable for low spec VPS servers, antivirus and anti spam ?

[BarrattDigital]

This is clearly part of a Proxmox series but you haven't got a Proxmox playlist. It's kind of proving to be a bit of a pain. Could you add one?

[bryanyuko]

Docker compose provides great flexibility when building docker images.

[JBlongz]

So it seems that running docker in LXC is the way to go.

[healthymealthy]

I would love it if you went back and did a "relearning" the fundamentals series. Going through things like VMs, basic Networking, differences in operating systems, containers vs vms, DNS and cloud computing

[markbennett]

I'm very new to this, but I was under the impression that Docker could have multiple applications on it. Perhaps a database application, and another application that uses that database. I guess that would make it a container?

[PowerUsr]

Great explanation here. Any wonder why Jerermy is the GOAT?