Docker Tutorial: Basics of the Docker Run Command

This tutorial covers the basics of running Docker containers, mapping ports from the host to the container, and using volumes to share data between host and container.

[NasirAli-hsnp]

This has a been a great tutorial to learn from. Thank you so much for this valuable effort!

[afmedwards]

Good intro thanks.  Just taking a look at Docker, and this shows it does more than I expected.

[shashankganesha]

incredibly well explained ...I was going through a lot of shitty videos before i found this one....

[MaitreyaOnline]

Thank you! This was just what I was looking for :D

[arunsatyarth]

Your tutorials are amazing sir!! Helped me a lot.

[spaarks]

Very awesome video. Extremely helpful.

[IchigoSK]

thank you for your videos on docker, it's a pleasure to watch and very usefull. Keep going :)

[Cybernut]

Very useful intro to run command...thanks!

[anderskristiananders]

Really usefull and well explained tutorial about the docker command line tool
Super

[wangking]

thanks for sharing. that helps a lot especially go build in docker demo

[iversity]

Thanks man.  Perfect length, topics, code.

[naveenmajumdar]

how to add volume on already running docker container?
e.g /backup need to map with already running container.

[gautampatel]

I have created centos container using docker can it be access from another machine which are in network using putty?

[life_in_gen]

I am a beginner in docker. Im doing a basic dockerfile FROM: alpine CMD: ["echo", "hello"] then started the container and stopped. When I restart it again is there a way I can issue a command to it when I run it again? Thanks

[nothingtoseehere]

Hold 11:25, How do you know the IP to use in the address bar there??

[ctwebdesignshop]

I was wondering how to edit the nginx.conf file. what command would i use to do that?

[billc]

Thing is you can't change the container. Do you use volumes? People don't talk much about volumes.

[hamkuushaw]

Regarding the port forwarding, how did you know the IP address typed in the browser?

[delboy]

192.168.1.20 - Where did this ip address come from, you never explained this. Is this the ip address of that particular container, your local host or a VM in a cloud platform? Ive tried hundreds of different methods, add an /etc/host, tried the virtual ip of the vm, the private ip, the ip of the container. If i type curl localhost:portNo it works, but i cannot get it to work in a web browser, your input would be very much appreciated!!