Docker Python Tutorial #3: Copying files to a Docker container

This "Docker Python Tutorial #3: Copying files to a Docker container" video is about how to copy a file into a running Docker container, and how to get into a running Docker container.
In this video I'm downloading jupyter/datascience-notebook.

It's the third video from a small series about Docker for Python and Data Science.

The main problem here is that a Docker Container is an isolated environment.
And to get into a running container or to copy a file to Docker container is bit tricky.

And in this video you will see how to copy files to Docker container or how to list files in it. The problem with such "copying" is that if you will stop the container your work and the copied file won't be saved.

This is the problem. Because to copy files or change the state of a Container is an antipattern.

Instead we have to use volumes. But this topic will be touched in the next video.

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1. Docker installation on Ubuntu based Distro:

2. How to use Docker containers:

3. How to copy file to a Docker container:

4. How to use Docker volumes:

5. Dockerfile: How to install Python libraries into container:

6. How to use Docker Compose:

[nadiiaradionenko]

Thank you much, I've spent hours trying to figure out how to access csv from notebook on docker!) Thank you!

[dralbertus]

Thanks a lot Oleg for this series of tutorials!!!

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