Docker vs. Kubernetes: The ONLY Video You Need to Finally Understand Containers!

Docker handles containers; Kubernetes orchestrates them at scale.

👨‍💻 Thank you for watching, and happy coding!

[TheCodingGopher]

Looking to upgrade my audio setup with a Blue Yeti USB microphone! If you'd like to support the channel, you can buy me a coffee here: ko-fi.com/thecodinggopher.

[debbie]

another great video on Kubernetes!! this really is the only video i needed to understand containers 🤯

[beejay]

Clearest explanation ever. Now; about that “Proxmox” thing…

[AdrenalineAkash]

Clean Concise and to the point. A great way to begin with #Docker

[gabrielcanaple]

incredible video man, although i've been on the development side, i was curious about the deployment and orchestration magic and you made it really clear !
thanks man

[theoretisch]

thanks for the video! understanding the core concepts now and have a better pic in mind

[Witoldor]

Best quickest concise explanation on the web about k8s and docker! I wonder if k8s can work in different physical regions? Besides that It would be awesome to mention that Scalability not equal High Availability, some about load balancers, reverse proxy, persistent storage cluster (like eg. ceph) and database clustering like eg. galera cluster for mysql. It's so many abstractions in this Topic hard to get for guys who like to have highest SLA and constant access to apps with lowest failovers possible. Tho it wouldn't take 5 mins. :/

[edhara]

You deserve the "BRO" appellation. Thank you bro.

[abdulsamadayoade]

detailed and straight to the point, thank you

[BrunoBernard-knvt]

Amazing! Can you talk about Docker Swarm / Docker Stack?

[JokerAob]

Great video and very good explanation!

[MichaelScharf]

Where does docker compose fit into the picture?

[marhensa]

if my project is only small scale, I only need portainer right? also another question which is better podman or docker?

[Ryanlv]

I think a few examples of better comparisons would be:
- docker swarm vs kubernetes since those are both orchestration platforms
- docker engine vs podman since they handle the lifetime of their containers differently
- lxc vs docker since there is large differences in how containerd and lxd interact with the os/kernel/containers

Hopefully not too critical your mic was fine and you pulled good diagrams in, but my opinion is it's a long video to say docker is a runtime package used in industry mainly for building images (it does have an engine to run containers on a single machine). While kubernetes is an orchestration platform for managing running containers across multiple nodes/machines.

[ighor]

Everything you said is wrong unless you replace 'Docker' with 'Containerd'. Docker itself is also an orchestrator and supports scalability. Both Docker and Kubernetes are using Containerd to run images. It would be worth comparing Docker vs Kubernetes, explaining at least that the first one can work with local hardware and the second one can't, the second one supports lots of filesystem and network drivers and the first one doesn’t.