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I hear you, content consistency, especially in the tech realm is a constant challenge 😁 it’s even worse for those who focus on AWS content. Hopefully though, you’re able to navigate the differences 👍

Thank you so much Prateek 😁 very much appreciate your positive words! I’m aiming for the full version of this course by the way, to be on Coursera also. Am currently on section 5 of 7 (with 6 and 7 being quite short). I also have another Kubernetes course on Coursera if you haven’t seen it?

Yeah @@DiveInto , that i will be starting tomorrow, great content mate .

@@DiveInto your material is top notch.

Thanks so much Prokharchyk

Freecycled them on Gumtree (sorry, if you’re asking about these as replacement options)

@@DiveInto what is freecycling

@@RedstoneMiner18 essentially, it stands for free recycling, you list it for free and whoever collects it first gets it, better than putting it in the waste

@Dive Into with James Spurin ahh, I thought you meant recycling. I was about to lose my cool there thinking u recycled working macintosh se internals haha

Hi Maran, good to hear from you. Addressing second first, I cover this in the video and you don't need to worry about it. Essentially you're on an amd platform (Apple silicon?) and there's no arm image, so, it runs the amd via emulation. As for the menu system, sadly some of them don't work (it's a third party image) but, still a lot of fun with those that do!

Thank you Prashant!

Hey Ignacio, great to connect with you! Serverless is awesome and I appreciate your feedback 🙂Alas, Docker is huge and there's a million and one commands not to mention, the newer variants of those commands. 'docker start/stop' is also, 'docker container start/stop', Before you know it, especially with adding content around it (picking a container image that demonstrates well with stop/start) these videos would grow from 7 minutes to fully blown courses in themselves which I'm sure you can appreciate. My strategy on these videos as part of a cloud native curriculum are quick, introductions for containers. That said, for anyone who's looking for a huge focus on Docker courses, one of my good buddies @bretfisher 'Bret Fisher' (also a Docker Captain), has amazing courses that go into tremendous depth on Docker and related topics.

Hi Shivam! Appreciated. Everything I’m creating is incremental, it builds on the past video and becomes more advanced and more hands on. My roadmap, names will vary but essentially the next videos will be - * Running Containers * Container Networking and Volumes * Building Containers and Best Practices Then, after that it’s Kubernetes 😎

And to add to this, one of my good friends @BretFisher has awesome courses on Docker, he’s a legendary Docker Captain as well. If you’re looking to go beginner to advance his will serve you really really well.

@@DiveInto Thanks man!

Thanks Harsh Mandhu! Love this hoodie too, it’s my favourite. I’ve told Docker to order more for their swag catalogue 😁

@@harshmandhu the best way is to be on the Docker All Hands events. Docker always stock up and then, just participate! They make it really really easy to win and I see peeps getting stacks of stuff 😁

Thanks Kunal, means a lot and love your efforts too 🚀