excelent introduction, helped me a lot, although, dont take this in a bad way, is intended as constructive criticism, but sometimes you extend to much to prove some points repeatedly over and over.
Hey fantastic tutorial I have a cloud server based on ubuntu, is there a way that i can create the existing configuration as a container rather than creating a new container and then configuring it again i.e. downloading packages for mongodb , npm again ?
Hello Stanley Lewis great tutorial, i am starting to configure my own projects with docker, i am wondering if you have an example where i can connect my local db with an image in docker... maybe an example with a simple db, postgres, mysql or mongo.. or any documentation could be great .. thanks...
forkdbloke persisting data in the container is not the purpose - best approach is to mount a directory from the host and then, do the persistence operations on that mounted point (be it a database, file, etc)
+Allbbrz this is what i mean wrt persistence. Install database into docker and create data volume and store data like you mentioned. The question is how do we create data container?
+Adam McPartlan The Bitbucket Scheduling repo is a private repo with my job and not for public use. I just used it for docker demo purpose and to show docker being used in real world scenarios. Enjoy Docker
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Still one of the best tutorials to get started. Thank you Stan!
Awesome! Best comprehensive tutorial I have seen on youtube on this subject :)
Very practical introduction. Best I've seen. Thanks so much for putting this together!
One the best hands on intros out here..... Thanks a lot.....
Thank you for the lucid explaination.This video helped a lot
Fantastic docker introduction! can't believe someone clicked the 'dislike' button :-). great work Stanley.
Best 101 ever. Thanks a lot.
Awesome introduction and deep-dive. Learned ALOT.
awesome stanley - clear organized great docker how to for nubies!
Great demo Stanley
Thank you very much and it was very helpful.
Excellent. Clear and to the point. Next step... JuJu ? :)
Thanks for the presentation.
excelent introduction, helped me a lot, although, dont take this in a bad way, is intended as constructive criticism, but sometimes you extend to much to prove some points repeatedly over and over.
press Ctrl + q + p at same time to leave container but keep it running
Where I can get the scheduling repository from bitbucket?
Hey
fantastic tutorial
I have a cloud server based on ubuntu, is there a way that i can create the existing configuration as a container rather than creating a new container and then configuring it again i.e. downloading packages for mongodb , npm again ?
Hello Stanley Lewis great tutorial, i am starting to configure my own projects with docker, i am wondering if you have an example where i can connect my local db with an image in docker... maybe an example with a simple db, postgres, mysql or mongo.. or any documentation could be great .. thanks...
rigoberto giraldo
It is helpful for me
My question are you installing Docker on Ubuntu Server or are you installing it on your Linux Desktop? And Thank you Stanley for all that you do...
+Earnest Redwood its on the OS, via terminal
I guess what I was asking was, do run docker on my desk or the server?
server
Thank you, I am working on rapping my head around how Docker works.
wrapping*
Cheers friend. Consider Radio if the whole open source thing doesn't work out :D
Ben Matern He has indeed a nice announcer voice tone :-)
Can you please make a Video on storing Data into docker? meaning spnning up database and then persist data inside it (doccker)!
forkdbloke persisting data in the container is not the purpose - best approach is to mount a directory from the host and then, do the persistence operations on that mounted point (be it a database, file, etc)
+Allbbrz this is what i mean wrt persistence.
Install database into docker and create data volume and store data like you mentioned. The question is how do we create data container?
Getting a permissions issue when issuing:
git clone git@bitbucket.org:EATurner/scheduling.git -b develop .
+Adam McPartlan The Bitbucket Scheduling repo is a private repo with my job and not for public use. I just used it for docker demo purpose and to show docker being used in real world scenarios. Enjoy Docker
Thank you :)