Great video and explanation ! Just added layman definition for beginners to understand this better Imagine a Docker image as a recipe for baking a cake. It tells you all the ingredients and steps you need, but it doesn’t do anything by itself-it's just a plan. A Docker container is like the actual cake you bake from that recipe. Once you've followed the recipe, the cake (container) is ready to be eaten and used. You can have multiple cakes (containers) from the same recipe (image), and each cake is independent, but they all started from the same instructions. So: • The image is the recipe (instructions). • The container is the cake (the running application). Happy Learning!
Great video and explanation ! Just added layman definition for beginners to understand this better
Imagine a Docker image as a recipe for baking a cake. It tells you all the ingredients and steps you need, but it doesn’t do anything by itself-it's just a plan.
A Docker container is like the actual cake you bake from that recipe. Once you've followed the recipe, the cake (container) is ready to be eaten and used. You can have multiple cakes (containers) from the same recipe (image), and each cake is independent, but they all started from the same instructions.
So:
• The image is the recipe (instructions).
• The container is the cake (the running application).
Happy Learning!
Thanks for your contribution ☺️
Informative , appreciated 👍🏻
Thanks please share this channel 😊
Thanks for the good video.
Thanks please share this channel 😊
Thanks for the concept. Please do a demo video with an example.
Sure, will try to upload