@hanyu-yu
this is by far the most cleanest, hands on development tutorial for docker. I've completed this one. Thank you very much!
@faiakak
Just completed 1/4 of the video and I can confidently say that this is the best video on docker for beginners, you explained it better than any highly viewed docker video in the search results. Thanks a ton !!
@ahavagowtham963
Just completed the course — highly recommend it! I finally understand Docker and can’t believe how easy it actually is. Thanks for breaking it down so well!
@d8nnii_
Very concise. Honestly, it is very difficult to find such tutorials that talks so sloooowly. .This is good, unlike other tutorials that simply whizzzz thru and I either need to pause or rewind. Those tutorials aren’t really tutorials, can’t imagine how a beginner can learn when the lecturer talks so fast. Keep up the good work!
@gabrielfono844
I just finish a course , I would say you are damn good. thanks a lot. this course has no price. it took me from 7am- 2:30. write the program at the same time while taking note. thanks so much sir
@tonyg_nerd
Nelson knows his stuff and generously provides a full introduction here. Thank you! Well done! I strongly recommend this one. This could have been shorter, eliminating so many cliché YouTuber phrases like "let's go ahead", "actually", and "pretty much". The examples could have been planned a bit better too, aligning port numbers with versions, and using more distinct and meaningful names. But ignoring that awkwardness, Nelson is obviously a kind and patient presenter, conveys all of the points well, and I appreciate the pace of this vid.
@renceabishek
FYI For Windows User, Please use "SET" instead of "EXPORT" while formatting and also to view the formatted containers it should be docker ps --format=%FORMAT% so, dollar symbol to add front and back in windows
@skisteepndeep
I just finished this course start to finish to learn how to start to deploy my fullstack vue/express app. This tutorial was extremely well organized, excellently paced, and the topics were explained very throughly. I can't say enough about how great this video is!
@MrARES238
Bro, I am learning devops and have been struggling with docker and kubernetes for a while, this video simply changed the game for me regarding docker. Nicely explained, slowly and not in a hurry. I like that as it takes me above average time to learn new stuff especially something this complex. Hats off, really and thank you! Subscribed :)
@ezekomaugoo5569
I just finished learning Docker like a pro thanks to Nelson. Nelson remains my best IT teacher on the internet. He is so distinct, elaborate, and comprehensive in his teachings. He is so knowledgeable and breaks things down beyond your imagination. Nelson, simply put, nothing is unlearnable with you. You are a wonder-maker. Thanks for being my teacher.
@moradabbouazaz365
I needed an intro to Docker for a new project in my company, I didnt think it twice, and I came right to this channel. I like how simple you show us the basics
@gabrielfono844
I took this course 8 months ago I have been working as full stack engineer the last 3 months and I just came back to retake the course again and now everything is sticking . I feel like it is important to type and take note as you go. eight months ago when I took it , I took note and practicing at the same time , it took three days to finish. today I took the same course and it took me 8 hours to really understand. the more you practice and reviewing course for legit engineer , the better you become. thanks sir love from seattle waghinston
@danieldang4614
Thanks for your sharing. For those who's still wondering whether to watch or not, my answer is "Definitely yes".
@rafiktaamma9959
For windows users , you will start to see in your command prompt problems like "unknown shorthand flag: 'a' in -aq" . the solution for this problem is to use windows PowerShell or git bash instead command prompt because the $(docker ps -aq) like command are part of Linux command and windows CMD does not know how to translate that.
@iUmerFarooq
Definitely now I'm able to say I know Docker 😉 Thank you ❤
@doniyorumarov5066
I am just enjoying from not only pronunciation but also simplicity of teaching.Thank you for all!
@wassimbezine5533
3 gold hours i followed each details and I did all the labs ... alhamdoulillah , i found a course exactly as I want! thanks man for this great course but it looks like you missed docker compose and docker swarm !
@NOCDIB
Great, thorough tutorial. I will refer viewers to this from my videos if they need to learn Docker. One thing: at 1:55:26 you said that "LTS" means latest. It actually stands for "long-term support" which means that critical bugs found in that version (version 14) will be fixed for 2.5 years after release. The latest version of Node, at the time of this comment, is version 16. LTS versions are what is recommended for production use.
@khalidanwar743
For folks who are running into nginx 403 error for the single page bootstrap webpage please start the container from the dist folder as opposed to the website folder. The reason is because the location for the index.html changed from when this video was made. Hope this helps! It took me around half an hour to figure it out.
@muchtruth