Genau im richtigen Moment kommt dieser Beitrag. Hammer. Ja dann kann ich mein connector nun per docker laufen lassen. .env file nach aussen setzten und dann reinkopieren lassen. Tiptop
Amazing video. Its definitely helped to put the theory into practice. 100% looking forward to the security video and subsequent videos. This is a fantastic indepth series. Nothing is boring it is all very very interesting and useful
Hey Christian, I love that you do a docker series! Ironically I'm currently struggling to set up my VPS in a way, that the docker services are only available within the docker network. Why would one want that? Well because only I want access to these services via wireguard. I really hope that networking and "localhosting" on a Public VPS will be covered. Because there seems to be something which I'm not understanding yet.
Very interesting. Building dockers was kind of a black hole for me. I always run dockers but never thought of building one. hmm now what's my next project.
Hello can you please provide a guided tutorial for how to deploy kestra on a vps, i encoutred some problems using the provided docker-compose file which probably needs to be modified (network i guess) to make kestra work on a publicaly available VPS. thanks.
Very useful.... kept it simple and understandable. In one of your future episode, could you go though how to get some sort of web app running.... you choose what you what, but i'm thinking something like MediaWiki. so we can learn how to stitch a web-server, php and a db together. Doesn't even have to be a web app. just something that needs a few things working together.
I don't think there is such a thing. It always depends on what you're looking for? Stability, Features, Management, Policies, ... for every task there is a distribution :)
I was a sysadmin, now I'm an IT consultant. You rarely use docker you also are not building containers. It's very nice to know, very gun to do. But as sysadmin you mostly use windows. Devs build containers
Hey Christian, also ich dachte immer, dass bei dem COPY-Befehl einer der beiden Argumente der ZielOrdner selbst ist und das andere Argument die Datei ist, die kopiert werden soll? Verwundert mich daher etwas, wenn du COPY requirements. txt requirements. txt schreibst....
Achso, ja das stimmt! Ich kopiere einfach nur die selbe datei aus dem gleichen ordner, du kannst natürlich auch die datei in ein anderes verzeichnis oder mit einem anderen namen kopieren.
i tried deploying a small python tool via docker but the container is super huge like 1.x GB for a super small py. how can i make sure that the container is lean?
Genau im richtigen Moment kommt dieser Beitrag. Hammer. Ja dann kann ich mein connector nun per docker laufen lassen. .env file nach aussen setzten und dann reinkopieren lassen. Tiptop
Haha danke! :)
Building an image is one thing I haven't had to learn yet. I've made custom containers but never built them.
Hope I got you covered :D
@@christianlempa You did, you did.
Echt cool wie du das alles so leicht und einfach erklärst. Du hast wirklich eine Gabe. Danke sehr. Ich werde es auch versuchen
Vielen Dank! Das tut so gut :D
This is the one area along with docker networking that I still need to learn a bit more thoroughly. Thanks for the refresher.
Thanks! Hope you enjoyed it :)
A video about Kestra would be interesting!
Maybe somewhere next year, I need more testing! But sure, that would be interesting :)
I'm excited to see the video on shipping it to a registry, and potentially docker networking in the future? Thanks for this series.
Nice! Hope that I can get this out next year :D
Thanks Christina, finally, 🎉you made it, I'm waiting for next episode, related to containers security, run as
Awesome thank you!
Welcome baaaack!!!!!!!!
UA-cam was NOT the same for me without your videos!!!!!
I hope you had some rest!
Merry Christmas!! ❤
Thanks for this. I just started learning Dockerfile last week.
Glad it was helpful!
@@christianlempa What is that providing 'intellisense' in your terminal?
Thanks! Great series! 👍Looking forward to more.
More to come!
Amazing video. Its definitely helped to put the theory into practice. 100% looking forward to the security video and subsequent videos. This is a fantastic indepth series. Nothing is boring it is all very very interesting and useful
Thank you so much! Hope I can continue this series at some point :D
Thanks Christian for those clear explanations, always very interesting !!
Thank you for the refresher series, can wait to see more and more 🤩👏
amazing, I am just starting this journey
You got this!
I looove your tutorials and looking forward to the next.
Thank you so much :)
Hey Christian, I love that you do a docker series! Ironically I'm currently struggling to set up my VPS in a way, that the docker services are only available within the docker network. Why would one want that? Well because only I want access to these services via wireguard. I really hope that networking and "localhosting" on a Public VPS will be covered. Because there seems to be something which I'm not understanding yet.
Very nice and well explained Christian 🙂
THank you so much :)
Hey man, I love your terminal. Any guides on how to get it for myself?
Look out for my videos about "Warp Terminal" :)
Very interesting. Building dockers was kind of a black hole for me. I always run dockers but never thought of building one. hmm now what's my next project.
Awesome :)
Great tutorial. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
great video, nice explaination.
thx
Great video Christian!
thank you so much :)
Hello can you please provide a guided tutorial for how to deploy kestra on a vps, i encoutred some problems using the provided docker-compose file which probably needs to be modified (network i guess) to make kestra work on a publicaly available VPS. thanks.
Very useful.... kept it simple and understandable.
In one of your future episode, could you go though how to get some sort of web app running.... you choose what you what, but i'm thinking something like MediaWiki. so we can learn how to stitch a web-server, php and a db together.
Doesn't even have to be a web app. just something that needs a few things working together.
Which distribution do you think is safer when creating virtual machines to be used in production?
I don't think there is such a thing. It always depends on what you're looking for? Stability, Features, Management, Policies, ... for every task there is a distribution :)
Thank you, very usefull, as always!
Wird es auch ein umfangreiches Video von Kestra geben?
Da bin ich mir noch nicht sicher, vielleicht im nächsten Jahr, aber kann und will nix versprechen
what is that terminal program called?
it seems so nice to have executed commands go down instead of up.
it's called warp
keep going sir, i wanna be sysadmin i need learn this
I was a sysadmin, now I'm an IT consultant. You rarely use docker you also are not building containers.
It's very nice to know, very gun to do. But as sysadmin you mostly use windows. Devs build containers
Hey what auto-complete tool are you using here? Super nice that it just has a drop down menu with all the options!!
It's Warp Terminal
@@christianlempasweet thanks! Ima check that out
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Danke!!!
Gerne ☺️
Awesome video Bro
Thank you!
Hey Christian, also ich dachte immer, dass bei dem COPY-Befehl einer der beiden Argumente der ZielOrdner selbst ist und das andere Argument die Datei ist, die kopiert werden soll? Verwundert mich daher etwas, wenn du
COPY requirements. txt requirements. txt
schreibst....
Achso, ja das stimmt! Ich kopiere einfach nur die selbe datei aus dem gleichen ordner, du kannst natürlich auch die datei in ein anderes verzeichnis oder mit einem anderen namen kopieren.
i tried deploying a small python tool via docker but the container is super huge like 1.x GB for a super small py. how can i make sure that the container is lean?
Don't use a very heavy base image
Try using Alpine images; almost every solution, such as Python, has an Alpine base image.
Damn, I was expecting to see buildah instead of docker builder :)
So how do you create a "base image". Someone somewhere is making them. Future episode?
Good question, it's not a priority item, but would be interesting for sure!
You should do a udemy course
I don't like udemy, but you can still support me on Patreon :)
It's possible to talk about container without ever saying the word Docker once.