@PiIsRational
This "Introduction To Docker and Docker Containers" course is at EXACTLY the correct level. it sets up the context very well.
@LCC389
0:54 VMware 1:30 VMs more efficient 2:10 VMs expensive 2:50 docker 3:19 portable 3:30 fast 4:00 no hypervisor 4:25 virtualization versus containerization 6:05 docker deamon 6:29 images 7:12 benefits of containers 7:39 works everywhere 8:00 dependency management 8:20 lightweight
@BetterthanSoil
:yougotthis:was very easy to understand!
@alexycox1347
Best simple Docker explanation I have found on YouTube. You have the When, Why and How summary. Great job!👍
@michaelpeters9551
This is the best explanation of what docker is anywhere on the internet. Thank you!
@mrmertozturk
Best explanation of the platform I've seen so far, amazing!
@MrCoffis
Best video explaining what docker is period.
@87shtaket
I just love that drawing style of yours and how you present the information, huge thanks, and peace!
@sairamsubu
Just Wow..!! Very clearly and nicely explained.
@vikranthaldavnekar8266
You are the boss man, such a simple yet a very clear explanation!!. Did not find it elsewhere. Thanks a lot.
@Shane-Singleton
Docker basically is virtualization. But the genius is that it cuts out all the guest OS overhead and just virtualizes an app package directly on, yet segregated from, the actual host OS. This saves a TON of disk space, and quite a bit of ram and cpu resources as well.
@aayeshazia693
Great introductory video about Docker :)
@sachinkarve3673
You truly are a "SIMPLE" engineer. best explanation so far
@rimantasmalevanovas2758
I was looking for explanation video to introduce my friend to containerisation. This. Is. PERFECT.
@genkiferal7178
great job making it simply to understand. thanks.
@levon9
Simply fantastic - thanks for the great introduction/conceptual overview.
@mrmiked6577
What you've outlined is a Type 2 Hypervisor, such as Hyper-V, where the virtualization environment is built into the OS (Infrastructure - OS - Hypervisor - VMs - APPS), whereas a Type 1 hypervisor, like VMware ESX, takes over the whole server and allocates space directly to VMs (Infrastructure - Hypervisor - VMs - Apps). Docker is still a better way to go for hardcore development and app deployment, though. Excellent video....I learned quiet a bit about Docker!
@donaldkennedy7993
superb - simple description and comparison , perfect:)
@MrVimalraina
explained in a very simple way with enough details to get started, thanks for your effort!!
@TheSimpleEngineer