@BigFishMachine
Docker is in my resume now, thanks
@jugzster
"Docker is a way to package software so it can run on any hardware" better and simpler definition than in the official docs. I love how you simplify complex concepts and pack tons of valuable info into such a short time. Thanks!
@AshishYadav-gm7sy
the way you pronounced "docker ps" was hilarious 😂😂
@xpkareem
I have no idea how you do it. You manage to teach an hour worth of stuff in 11 minutes. You deserve billions of views. I am literally learning everything from you. Super fast, and with almost no attention span. Thank you. Never stop making these things.
@modolief
At 4:00 You're looking at a Dockerfile with FROM as layer1 and WORKDIR as layer2. Now: FROM does create a layer, but WORKDIR does not -- the WORKDIR directive and several other directives, such as ENV, create metadata, not layers. All of the layer and metadata info is wrapped up in a JSON object that describes the image. But Dockerfile commands are not one-to-one with layers.
@XStarProd
"The leading cause of imposter syndrome among developers is not knowing docker" You had me in the first 4 seconds. This hits too close to home
@curiosdevcookie
Again and again, THANK YOU 😄
@inkz9002
OMG, I just started looking for Docker videos right now and this showed up with "uploaded 10 minutes ago". You always know what I need! Thank you.
@sirjansingh310
Devs before docker: "It works on my system"
@ojmbvids
Fully-optimised tutorial! Literally got my software running in a container in 15 min having never used Docker before. Great content, straight to the point. Love this channel!
@robertviragh6527
This was a very good primer for someone who hasn't been using Docker, I liked that special attention was called to the most important parts (the docker file!) as well as showing that just running a docker image won't expose its ports, I am sure I would have spent an hour trying to figure out why my docker image isn't working. I also liked the tip that stopping a container makes it lose its state, I was under the impression it was like a vm so I thought its state was saved, I probably would have made a docker image that included writing some local file, run it for weeks and then lost all my data! I don't think I've ever had as many conceptual misunderstandings cleared up in a row as this 11 minute beginner's guide. While I was just trying to fill in some small knowledge gaps, the gaps turned out to be much bigger than I thought and I would have been lost for sure. I appreciate the structure and content of this video, and how it explained the most important parts. It makes me want to watch all your other short videos of the same style, to fill in knowledge gaps I was missing. So far I only have a little time for watching videos while at work, and many other learning resources are blocked by my employer, so this is very good use of my time now. Thanks for creating this video!
@EstebanCodes
Haha the intro is so true , impostor syndrome for not knowing docker
@l_qd4542
The amount of knowledge in every video is unbelievable. Props to you, you just made my tech journey a lot better
@karanagarwal282
this 11-minute video got more content that my institute's 3 hr lecture
@the_real_cookiez
Thank you! After watching this video, I got promoted to a senior software engineer from a junior SWE with 5 months of experience!
@TheDorac1
This was absolutely amazing. I really struggle with long, drawn out videos and finding this video where it sums it up so beautifully is fantastic. Thank you!
@heeroluca
I'm playing with Docker right now after seeing this video and it's awesome how powerful it is. Spent 4 hours reading doc and playing around on my own pc with previous projects (web server, databases and so on). Microservices are great.😀
@snehel1586
the best tutorial i have ever seen on docker...and the fact that it took barely 10 mins to complete the tutorial is exceptional !
@codeland7384
I was LITERALLY struggling with a Docker setup when this video came out. I know people are joking about how Jeff's reading our minds, but I'm scared.
@hellfishii