Kubernetes vs Docker: 5-min of true comparison...

The Docker vs Kubernetes debate is quite popular, so watch this 5-min comparison.

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00:00 What are containers?
01:06 Docker review
02:07 Kubernetes review
03:32 Docker vs Kubernetes
​04:21 Contact Jelvix

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▶ About this video:
Docker is a containerization framework. It automates the deployment of applications in containers that are lightweight and portable.

Kubernetes is a powerful tool that groups containers that support microservice or single application into a pod.
The apps running in Kubernetes act like a single unit, although they may consist of some containers paired loosely.

[Jelvix]

So, what's your winner? Tell us about your experience working with Docker and Kubernetes... You're welcome to the comments 😎

[dylananderson]

This is the cleanest shortest explanation I've seen so far

[nicksimmons]

Currently learning docker and this video clear things up for me. Thank you.

[jiminnovator]

It was an amazing video, thank you for your efforts, and wish you all the best for more great things in the future!

[alexparker]

Guys you are always helps learners with awesome quality content and clear explanation. Thanks a lot

[williamjones]

I'm in love your videos! Great tutorials. Thank you!

[jessicabrown]

A lot of thanks for the great effort. Please keep going.

[petergarcies]

This is a good comparison, just what was missing.

[garyedwards]

Thank you so much such a simple explanation.

[emilyhill]

Hey thanks for the video! Keep up the good work!

[alessapeterson]

This is amazing. Could you make a video about using them in a live environment?

[oliviagreen]

Very informative thank you. Much appreciated!

[vijimgowda]

I need an help .. need to migrate one PVC another which is in different namespace
Please let me know how can define metadata
Imagine like datacopy

[monicasmith]

it is very useful information, thanks

[xarzu]

let's see 2:08 was the time in this video where you said that Kubernetes is a tool that uses containers. So the obvious question is this. Are their Kubernetes containers apart from Docker containers?

[amittangale]

Completely AI generated nothing worth watching