Having used docker for many years now and creating many of my own docker images, its nice to see beginner videos that puts it in such an easy perspective. It was nicely explained and made it seem like a breeze for the newcomers. It's not as daunting as people may originally think. Well done buddy, good video.
Thanks so much for this. Very informative! Most of these type videos just show how to make a basic nginx install and that is already setup. You have the details on how to run what you want in the container.
I always wanted to try to build dockerfile but had this vision that it is super pain to do. after watching this ... i am ready to attack Dockerfile again :)
Awesome video, I tried creating my own container before but it failed, I think it was jus basic syntax but with this video I managed to build my own custom container for running network diagnostics 🙂
I presume this is a question. This demonstrates how to create a basic Docker template containing my standard desired initial setup. Then when I need another Docker you simple change the name when executing the command?
And then? I'm having a hard time to see what to do with that. Maybe this video should start with explaining what's the goal of having a Docker container, as well as what would be the goal of Docker itself. I think everybody has an idea what Docker does, but this video does not clarify anything concerning what Docker is doing there.
Huh... Just posted asking for help building a docker container... Then I see this posted. Guess that means I've got to try on my own. Well... Here goes nothing!!!
I hear a lot about containers not needing an OS install inside them, but haven't found any examples that aren't locked up somehow. So if I have an application that has a number of dependencies, and I don't want everyone to have to install those dependencies, can you do an 'application' container instead of a 'full' container?
I wish that these tutorials would advertise whatever exotic system they are teaching on. It would make things a lot easier to sort through for beginner.
need to view the docker series, currently see no use in docker "isolation" except version control where some "exotic" service dependencies clash with another service's dependencies ...
I ran node red in docker container on Ubuntu however couldn't access Uart device attached to serial port of the host. Let me know if anyone has success.
@@tobyworland5857 thanks Toby. I think I tried that and also privilege mode with docker to dialout group as well. I'll try this command again to see if I am able to access the port.
you could theoretically run a graphical environment in the container and vnc into it or use X forwarding. but i'm not quite sure what your use case would be here? there are probably better alternatives.
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Having used docker for many years now and creating many of my own docker images, its nice to see beginner videos that puts it in such an easy perspective. It was nicely explained and made it seem like a breeze for the newcomers. It's not as daunting as people may originally think. Well done buddy, good video.
Thanks so much for this. Very informative! Most of these type videos just show how to make a basic nginx install and that is already setup. You have the details on how to run what you want in the container.
I always wanted to try to build dockerfile but had this vision that it is super pain to do. after watching this ... i am ready to attack Dockerfile again :)
yup, I have the same thoughts
Awesome video, I tried creating my own container before but it failed, I think it was jus basic syntax but with this video I managed to build my own custom container for running network diagnostics 🙂
Just a heads up.
MAINTAINER isnt used anymore it got replaced with using a label:
LABEL maintainer="name"
Thank you great tutorial
Which linux desktop are you using? It looks so neat. Thanks
Thank you, beginners need to learn a lot and you explain in a very clean way. Thanks once again. God Bless you
I presume this is a question. This demonstrates how to create a basic Docker template containing my standard desired initial setup. Then when I need another Docker you simple change the name when executing the command?
And then? I'm having a hard time to see what to do with that. Maybe this video should start with explaining what's the goal of having a Docker container, as well as what would be the goal of Docker itself. I think everybody has an idea what Docker does, but this video does not clarify anything concerning what Docker is doing there.
hello
Do you have a tutorial to instal agent dvr on Rpi using portainer?
Huh... Just posted asking for help building a docker container... Then I see this posted. Guess that means I've got to try on my own. Well... Here goes nothing!!!
I hear a lot about containers not needing an OS install inside them, but haven't found any examples that aren't locked up somehow. So if I have an application that has a number of dependencies, and I don't want everyone to have to install those dependencies, can you do an 'application' container instead of a 'full' container?
I think you misunderstood. All containers requires a base OS to run off. Each container is its own "contained" environment.
I wish that these tutorials would advertise whatever exotic system they are teaching on. It would make things a lot easier to sort through for beginner.
need to view the docker series, currently see no use in docker "isolation" except version control
where some "exotic" service dependencies clash with another service's dependencies ...
Solid job on explaining Dockerfiles...
Great Video for beginners!
There is a klick-sound and it is not the mouse. Is it the watch?
nice video!! part 2 please.
Nice.
I ran node red in docker container on Ubuntu however couldn't access Uart device attached to serial port of the host. Let me know if anyone has success.
@@tobyworland5857 thanks Toby. I think I tried that and also privilege mode with docker to dialout group as well. I'll try this command again to see if I am able to access the port.
Can GUI apps also be used in a Docker image, such as IDEs?
you could theoretically run a graphical environment in the container and vnc into it or use X forwarding. but i'm not quite sure what your use case would be here? there are probably better alternatives.
@@cereal_experiments I suppose Distrobox (which runs on top of Podman or Docker) would be more suitable here.
great tutorial but my god your audio.... the amount of mouth noises in the background. its very distracting. please address your audio