Amazing talk. He's humble enough to admit that they did not "invent" the concept of containerization and it was because of improvements in linux kernel that docker could become mainstream. I already love this guy.
I was looking for this, watch it first when docker launched. Docker had never been a job requirement but it is now, the first resource I could remember to learn from was this.
An interesting paradigm @ 8:15: ...Separation of concerns brought efficiency, automation and that changed the world economy because it's so much cheaper and more reliable to ship things.
When he said he's talking to a technical audience, I was worried I wouldn't understand, but this is by far the simplest explanation of containerisation I've seen, and NOW i understand it! If you want to understand something listen to the person who made it explaining it.
@21:00 Solomon mentions the purpose of docker, and what distinguishes it from other container solutions: "A lot of [container] tools, use containers as miniature servers... just like a VM but way faster.... We [Docker] uses containers as a unit of software delivery."
I'm just verifying this is still relevant and should be used for an "intro". In 3 years alot can change. I don't question it's value, just it's relative accuracy.
dotCloud founder and CTO Solomon Hykes recently stopped by Twitter HQ to show us Docker, an open source project designed to easily create lightweight, portable, self-sufficient containers from any application. Common use cases for Docker include: * Automating the packaging and deployment of applications * Creation of lightweight, private PAAS environments * Automated testing and continuous integration/deployment * Deploying and scaling web apps, databases and backend services Check out docker.io for all the official goodies, and follow Solomon at twitter.com/solomonstre
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great video. I thought I never needed this since I have virtual boxes set on my local machine and I could manage dependencies without touching on containers. I saw them often and tried to avoid until I realised am missing the point. Docker is a great container platform and every developer needs it. Solomon thanks for that video.
This guy is a great presenter. I am super excited to try out Docker. I feel like English isn't his first language. He sounds like an American, but every few minutes, he will say some word with a crazy accent.
Add database cache services to a DB cluster. Is there a load-balancing metric feed into Docker ? - to allow the level of database access to be reduced by adding more db cache servers as the number of connections/similar queries increases...
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Interesting stuff, well explained at the beginning. I am not technical at all but I completely understood. Would be good to see the pricing and true ROI, also the size of the opportunity in the UK.
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Trying to follow along and I do: docker run -p 8080 -i -t ubuntu nc -l 8080 but the port service is not reachable. How can I figure out what's going wrong?
3:40 I believe these type software stack are suck, incredibly difficult manage (apply patch, version changes, performance configuration, etc etc) We should go all the Google App Engine type PaaS. Why do we need these old school development style?
Hi All Viewers and Docker Professionals.. Thanks for this video.. I want detail NGINX docker container creation and access the websites with NGINX conatiner help.
lol, definitely his goal was to sort cold war between dev-ops and developers/qc. Yes! this may lead a developer to focus only on application coding but of course one will learn os and other tech, if he is tech enthusiast and not satisfied only with app development.
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@ ua-cam.com/video/Q5POuMHxW-0/v-deo.html It's funny how every engineer's first impulse, out of literally an infinite number of ways to modify the filesystem, is to `rm -rf /`. Like, other options exist, man!
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Amazing talk. He's humble enough to admit that they did not "invent" the concept of containerization and it was because of improvements in linux kernel that docker could become mainstream. I already love this guy.
7 years has passed and this is still a great and inspiring speech, also the technology itself
I was looking for this, watch it first when docker launched. Docker had never been a job requirement but it is now, the first resource I could remember to learn from was this.
An interesting paradigm @ 8:15:
...Separation of concerns brought efficiency, automation and that changed the world economy because it's so much cheaper and more reliable to ship things.
When he said he's talking to a technical audience, I was worried I wouldn't understand, but this is by far the simplest explanation of containerisation I've seen, and NOW i understand it! If you want to understand something listen to the person who made it explaining it.
@21:00 Solomon mentions the purpose of docker, and what distinguishes it from other container solutions: "A lot of [container] tools, use containers as miniature servers... just like a VM but way faster.... We [Docker] uses containers as a unit of software delivery."
Oh finally someone came with a simple explanation, thanks a million
Been postponing learning docker for couple years now, this pretty much made the sale, really nice introduction
Solomon Hykes is scary smart. This is an authoritative Docker introduction. Thank you.
I'm just verifying this is still relevant and should be used for an "intro". In 3 years alot can change. I don't question it's value, just it's relative accuracy.
Absolutely brilliant, changes the way software is developed
i swear he just look like my character on sims 4
dotCloud founder and CTO Solomon Hykes recently stopped by Twitter HQ to show us Docker, an open source project designed to easily create lightweight, portable, self-sufficient containers from any application.
Common use cases for Docker include:
* Automating the packaging and deployment of applications
* Creation of lightweight, private PAAS environments
* Automated testing and continuous integration/deployment
* Deploying and scaling web apps, databases and backend services
Check out docker.io for all the official goodies, and follow Solomon at twitter.com/solomonstre
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#RTCanada #EmbassyCanada #DavidGomez/Rep/
dotCloud founder and CTO Solomon Hykes recently stopped by Twitter HQ to show us Docker, an open source project designed to easily create lightweight, portable, self-sufficient containers from any application.
great video. I thought I never needed this since I have virtual boxes set on my local machine and I could manage dependencies without touching on containers. I saw them often and tried to avoid until I realised am missing the point. Docker is a great container platform and every developer needs it. Solomon thanks for that video.
This guy is a great presenter. I am super excited to try out Docker. I feel like English isn't his first language. He sounds like an American, but every few minutes, he will say some word with a crazy accent.
This dude is a genius. Great talk. Sick idea!
Music at the beginning is "Only Human" by Olive Musique. Same as the official minecraft trailer.
Yeah! I was wondering the same!
Even after 6yrs I learned alot. This was great!
Excelent Solomon!!! Thank you from Argentina. Excelent.
Nice teaching.. who all are starting learning docker in 2020 ?
Thank you Soloman for the great introdustion.
Angshuman Nandi
I love twitter
Is this video still relevant in 2016? Or is it good to watch a newer one?
+Miguel Stevens Still relevant as an intro, why docker exists and how it works, just as intended 3 years ago
It is still relevant!
This is something to get excited about.
Very down to earth explanation! Great video.
Add database cache services to a DB cluster. Is there a load-balancing metric feed into Docker ? - to allow the level of database access to be reduced by adding more db cache servers as the number of connections/similar queries increases...
Great presentation and entertaining. Great work Solomon!
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dotCloud founder and CTO Solomon Hykes recently stopped by Twitter HQ to show us Docker, an open source project designed to easily create lightweight, portable, self-sufficient containers from any application.
Interesting stuff, well explained at the beginning. I am not technical at all but I completely understood. Would be good to see the pricing and true ROI, also the size of the opportunity in the UK.
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dotCloud founder and CTO Solomon Hykes recently stopped by Twitter HQ to show us Docker, an open source project designed to easily create lightweight, portable, self-sufficient containers from any application.
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I just made a video recently showing up how to use docker.. Many tutorials show the syntax... But in the end how to really use do it?
I wish docker becomes part of Linux core and have few flags to launch apps in separate containers.
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That is a really really clear explanation
the shipping container analogy almost made me cry
Ha ! I just had this idea ! So pleased someone's done all the coding to make it real !
Wonderful explanation when the Gods speaks themselves :) Amazing talk Solomon Hykes (Y)
Great stuff. Looking forward to docker already
excellent explanation
How has changed docker from 7years to today? Is this video deprecated?
Trying to follow along and I do:
docker run -p 8080 -i -t ubuntu nc -l 8080
but the port service is not reachable. How can I figure out what's going wrong?
What might he be using for the virtual machine?
Simple yet relevant
Runtime Virtualization with automate Engine to deployment of applications , able to make as Lightweight processes. Save 99 virtual box out of 100.
nice presentation. docker cannot be prod ready fast enough. I need you yesterday!
Brilliant software and engineer (:
Incredible explanation of the Docker technology! Thanks for the upload :D
This has been uploaded in oct 2013 , is it still relevant in 2017 ?
Thank you Solomon
Old but good
Good starting point; Thanks !
Great video!
great talk and great technology!
Excellent one
excellent presentation
Very well explained.
Good Video
very nice introduction
Is that a beer on the table?
+Karim Roumani -- No, that's a cold Japanese green tea beverage.
+Karim Roumani I wonder if he wishes it was beer.
Everybody wishes for a beer
3:40 I believe these type software stack are suck, incredibly difficult manage (apply patch, version changes, performance configuration, etc etc) We should go all the Google App Engine type PaaS. Why do we need these old school development style?
Hi All Viewers and Docker Professionals.. Thanks for this video.. I want detail NGINX docker container creation and access the websites with NGINX conatiner help.
Heard about Google? hub.docker.com/_/nginx/
In my channel I posted a video about this...
Thanks for the awesome explanation...
awesome talk
Very good!
i hope this will never be used to ship apps to customers. security patch desaster is a question of time. great dev and saas solution.
Good and precise.
Excellent
Great sharing !
What's the opening song ?
excellent presentation. thanks :)
Is he using iterm2? Or is it another terminal for the mac.
Never mind. I guess if I was patient and watched the whole video I would have seen the logo.
So that's what that command " rm -rf " is for...used @25.33
Pretty awesome!
Damn I need to use this
Goal: Prevent developers from thinking outside the box? :-)
lol, definitely his goal was to sort cold war between dev-ops and developers/qc. Yes! this may lead a developer to focus only on application coding but of course one will learn os and other tech, if he is tech enthusiast and not satisfied only with app development.
hmm they have Japanese green tea at Twitter HQ ?
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Great! Thanks
Informative
great job! \m/
Nice!
Great fundamentals preso
Nice
16:22...did he say shi**y local storage..lol :)
Very good , thank you very much,
Can I download the presentation ?
Interesting...
helpful! Thanks
Keanu Reeves is awesome.
I like it
i bet 10 million he held this conference in china
That was really good filibustering.
@ ua-cam.com/video/Q5POuMHxW-0/v-deo.html It's funny how every engineer's first impulse, out of literally an infinite number of ways to modify the filesystem, is to `rm -rf /`. Like, other options exist, man!
like jails, gaols which ever way you say it!
2017 broken-ubuntu still there: hub.docker.com/r/shykes/broken-ubuntu/ ;)
ship me a jar, so everyone can install ask toolbar
No subtitles, understanding zero...
str8 2 da killer app
learn more shivab.com/blog/docker/2019/01/10/introduction-to-docker-and-containerization/
If you want to learn a new stuff clearly, learn it from the inventor of that stuff :) #coolguy #awesome #explanation #rocks
remove broken-ubuntu from index.docker.io !
I had to quit half way, so messy ... just be clear, make simple examples, go straight to the point....
Really? I have listened to many many boring talks. This presentation was quite understandable and had a decent pace to it.