Docker Build: Working with Docker and VSCode

Get a deep understanding of VSCode and the Docker Extension with Brandon Waterloo. Brandon is the leader developer of the Docker Extension.

#docker #containers #roadmap #vscode
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[conradtaylor]

Great presentation and I wish I was able to attend it live. Anyway, I was wondering, how does one enter their 2FA code when logging into Docker Hub via VS Code? OK, I was able to resolve the issue by using the personal access token. Again, I learned a lot during this Docker Build and please do keep this series going. Thanks so 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[dmitryklochkovapps]

If I need to update the app code and redeploy to azure, I need to switch to default docker context, compose up, push the image to azure, switch back again to azure context and compose up again. Is that correct? Isn't there a quicker way to update the app running on azure without this context switching? I would say it is a little counterintuitive that when you are in the azure context you don't see any images, but the compose up command actually use the image stored in the ACR which we pushed there when we were in the default context.

[RajinderYadav]

this guy is a terrible instruction, he skipped so many steps that a newbee wouldn't know....like buddy how about step 1 on what plugin to install? 😂 then he goes I'm going to do some debuging with something we already setup....hugh?? did he mean run the container or debug like from vscode into the container and set breakpoint. which at the start he's never done or discussed. this video is super confusing and I am seasoned developer. 😂 plus I've hand written dockerfiles and docker compose files.