Docker Crash Course #3 - Images & Containers

In this docker tutorial, you'll learn the basics of what containers and images are all about!

🐱‍💻 Access the course files on GitHub:

🐱‍💻 Modern JavaScript Course:

🐱‍💻 React Course:

[touseefghazanfar]

I can't express my feelings in words how happy I am learning docker from favorite instructor

[mahmoudsamy]

That's insightful and very easy to understand of what are images & containers are. very simple with out any kind of complicity.Very Thanks for your professionalism, meet you in the next lesson

[jasonwalker]

not sure why other youtube videos have such a hard time explaining docker/ you do a fabulous job explaining.

[tehklevster]

Have been very much enjoying your short and snappy and no nonsense videos. Has anyone told you that you sound a wee bit like Paul Daniels sometimes (not a bad thing!), and it makes me chuckle. Anyway, thanks for the videos Shaun, especially the ES6 and Typescript series which were a nice refresher for me.

[gustavohenriquejunkes]

Being serious now, thank you for the content. It is very easy to consume, like exactly what I needed.

[therealjordiano]

Thanks so much, always found these ideas quite confusing but you've made it very clear here, definitely liked+subbed

[mahmoud-bakheet]

This is what I've been waiting for

[蹦太君-od]

Learning this is so happy because of you 😁😁

[scrapdev]

So, basically this is the solution to: "What?!, It worked on my computer."
Love the channel 🙇‍♂.

[АнтонЯнушев-чщ]

Which orchestration tool would you recommend for deploying containers at scale?

[浊世风华]

Hi, Ninja, your github course file repository is just a readme file :)

[agunst]

very nice tutorial sir. waiting for next...

[amyamnyWhatsYourName]

Can you do a tutorial showing how to deploy a web application using cloud functions ?

[navneethkotian]

Which is your next Udemy course Shaun ?

[sanniabdulquadri]

wait... I have not seen the second episode🤔

[DuneKraftwerk]

Is anybody can see the source code in the image ?

[kavorka]

Actually, that's not entirely accurate. Images are everything except the file system that "contains" the image or application, from the host computer. So containers are the virtual environment in which instances of the images are running in.

[person]

Is this tutorial only good for Windows or does it apply to Ubuntu as well?