How to Get Started with Docker

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Containers are essential in today's modern development world. The Docker toolset is the easiest way to get started with containers and Kubernetes. In this talk, we'll walk through installing Docker and Kubernetes, building our first images, running our images locally, connecting containers using Docker networking, and we'll also take a look at some best practices for setting up your development environment. You do not need to know anything about containers to attend this talk. We'll start at the beginning, explaining and demonstrating everything you need to know to get started.

Speaker: Peter McKee, Docker
Twitter: @pmckee

[KhajaMD]

That's super crisp presentation. Straight to the points and no beating around the bush. Fantastically condensed information.

[sinajafarzadeh]

I wish Peter would run a whole "Docker course." Honestly, this guy is fantastic.

[DonPierreHalfaway]

This guy gets 5 stars in my book. He teaches what took others 45 minutes in 15 minutes and it makes good sense and is not off topic.

[skypechess]

As a completely new in Docker I can tell that this presentation is as good as I would spend 30 minutes in a nuclear power plant with an engineer who describes me the principles by pointing on buttons and telling me: Push this, then push that.
After that half an hour I can push buttons in right orders (maybe) but I will not have the slightest clue what's going on. Well, it is a way to get started with something but I would try to find another engineer with teacher skills.

[rajubendran]

Very nice and simple presentation got to the point very quickly and you could tell that this guy is simply speaking from his real work experience not just straight out of a text book or anything like that. Well done Sir!

[carlosmoliveira]

The most straightforward video I have watched to understand Docker. Thanks, Peter!

[queiroz-rafael]

Great! Very clear contextualization how Docker solution fits most environments.

[laszloszoke]

I just started Docker; this introduction was helpful. Thank you very much!

[pavileanumircea]

This is the far the greatest intro, presentation on any get started videos on internet. Hope everyone can find this link.

[babakbk]

Although I have had some experience with Docker and containerisation, the video was so smooth and presentation was so good that I couldn't stop watching whole video!

[HasanFarooq]

You rarely get to view such amazing presentations. Thank you!

[pattobin]

Absolutely brilliant presentation. Peter has made this so easy. I touched on Docker a few years ago, and needed a refresh. Best place ever to do it. Fantastic stuff, thank you.

[SrihariSridharanR]

This presentation is to the point! Thank you for investing your valuable time and creating this content! All the best for your future presentations.

[waltwilliams]

I now have a greater understanding of Docker. It looks like I can build an overall container, to suit my needs, assembled from sub-containers retrieved from the Docker Hub. I will now doubt view this video a few more times during the process mastering Docker. Thank You.

[miskbalder]

awesome, got me from close to zero to quite solid first step on the understanding docker in such a short time

[tamirnoach]

What a great presentation on docker . thanks so much.

[antoniomasotti]

Great! It's fantastic how you condensed everything one needs to know to get started in less than half an hour... Thank you very much!

[philippfreimann]

Great tutorial. I often heard about docker before, but never found a starting point. I managed to run a nextcloud image parallel to watching this intro! Thanks a lot.

Very nice presentation, you answered all of my initial questions about Docker, now I know how to get started!

[meh]

I love how he did the demo. I am just taking my first steps i to Docker and this is exactly the demo I need and was searching for the past few hours.