Thanks for watching! A few references in this comment: Code: github.com/codingforentrepreneurs/try-docker Try Docker Playlist (more coming soon): ua-cam.com/play/PLEsfXFp6DpzRE--qzfjmWt3L7DpQ_pCW_.html Chapters: 0:00:00 Welcome 00:01:55 Install Docker Desktop 00:04:03 Your First Docker Command 00:08:49 Docker Hub & where containers are stored 00:12:31 The Docker Interactive Terminal 00:20:08 Running old software versions with Docker 00:25:01 Build your first custom Docker container 00:33:02 Copy project files to the container 00:37:07 Docker Init 00:43:56 Docker Compose Basics 00:52:15 Docker Compose Watch 01:00:34 FastAPI on Docker 01:10:42 Environment Variables with Docker Compose 01:17:56 Thank you and next steps
As always, very high quality content! We’d also appreciate a lot if in a near future you could make some advanced docker topics and Kubernetes course videos too 🙏🏽 Thanks a lot for what you’re doing! 👍🏽
Hi! I'm learning Django with your 'Try Django' series and i'm making awesome progress. Once i'm finish with that i'll learn Docker with this series for sure. Thank you for uploading such an awesome content PS: There is a typo in the title of this video, it says 'Seris'
Docker is way too slow for development and deployments. Some much wasted time watching builds and rebuilds due to bugs and shitte. Doesn't fit for fast moving start ups
While first building, I always develop outside of Docker. The new docker compose watch is great and fast but I haven’t fully adopted to replace my local development on code. That said I use docker exclusively for all required databases for every project during local dev. In production, it’s far easier to fix a broken container than a bug with your virtual machine config. This is often true with managed services as well. Lastly, containers give you complete control over the os that runs the application allowing for system-level dependencies that other methods can allow for but often aren’t great for. Also! Build times are constantly increasing a new methods in caching are rapidly improving too. Your comment is a valid concern with container technology but the benefits outweigh the cons if you know how to use it correctly.
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Thanks for watching! A few references in this comment:
Code: github.com/codingforentrepreneurs/try-docker
Try Docker Playlist (more coming soon): ua-cam.com/play/PLEsfXFp6DpzRE--qzfjmWt3L7DpQ_pCW_.html
Chapters:
0:00:00 Welcome
00:01:55 Install Docker Desktop
00:04:03 Your First Docker Command
00:08:49 Docker Hub & where containers are stored
00:12:31 The Docker Interactive Terminal
00:20:08 Running old software versions with Docker
00:25:01 Build your first custom Docker container
00:33:02 Copy project files to the container
00:37:07 Docker Init
00:43:56 Docker Compose Basics
00:52:15 Docker Compose Watch
01:00:34 FastAPI on Docker
01:10:42 Environment Variables with Docker Compose
01:17:56 Thank you and next steps
Finally i know how to use docker thank you for all videos you are the best
thnx for this video❤, i'm currently docker, this will definetly help for better understanding
As always, very high quality content! We’d also appreciate a lot if in a near future you could make some advanced docker topics and Kubernetes course videos too 🙏🏽
Thanks a lot for what you’re doing! 👍🏽
That’s what I’m working towards! My book Road to Kubernetes covers a lot of that as well but videos are definitely coming.
Hi! I'm learning Django with your 'Try Django' series and i'm making awesome progress. Once i'm finish with that i'll learn Docker with this series for sure. Thank you for uploading such an awesome content
PS: There is a typo in the title of this video, it says 'Seris'
You rock. Thank you.
Finally now I will learn how to use docker. It seems like I just want to learn from your videos man! Thank you :D
Thank you, Justin! Been waiting for this one. Nice!
now I know I can watch this and go back to Kubernetes and pickup from where I left off in the video
thanks for this
💯
Look out for more in the Try Docker series too
Hey Justin, such an amazing series you created that i have been waiting for. Thanks a lot 💪❤
Excellent I enjoyed watching and learning, like your style keep it up
❤❤❤❤❤ Merci pour ce superbe tutoriel sur Docker
Greatness! Was looking for this
Thank you for the tutorial. 🎉🎉🎉
Thanks. This is for me
Justin please make kubernetes next)
It’s coming
@@CodingEntrepreneurs You are the best one
Thank you so much ❤🤜✌️👍👋👌
Got this error while running command docker compose up
unable to get image 'try_docker_-server': Error response from daemon: invalid reference format
🎉🎉
Why this series is not in your paid website?
Where's the next part? Waiting...
👍
Docker is way too slow for development and deployments. Some much wasted time watching builds and rebuilds due to bugs and shitte. Doesn't fit for fast moving start ups
While first building, I always develop outside of Docker. The new docker compose watch is great and fast but I haven’t fully adopted to replace my local development on code.
That said I use docker exclusively for all required databases for every project during local dev.
In production, it’s far easier to fix a broken container than a bug with your virtual machine config. This is often true with managed services as well.
Lastly, containers give you complete control over the os that runs the application allowing for system-level dependencies that other methods can allow for but often aren’t great for.
Also! Build times are constantly increasing a new methods in caching are rapidly improving too. Your comment is a valid concern with container technology but the benefits outweigh the cons if you know how to use it correctly.