How To Set Up Local DevOps Environment With Docker using Dev Containers

[@satyabhanbhadoriya4796]

Amazing way of teaching

[@ChandraShettigar]

Thank you for the kind words 🙂

[@Ciph3rzer0]

Thank you for explaining this, out of many videos, this one helped it to click.

[@ChandraShettigar]

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Glad it helped.

[@werfly]

Great tutorial thank you

[@ChandraShettigar]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you.

[@danielhuesca361]

Thank so much for this video, it helped me understand DevContainers and motivated me to build my own for daily work

[@ChandraShettigar]

Thanks a bunch for watching and sharing your thoughts! Glad the video helped you with DevContainers. Mind sharing it so other devs can learn too? Appreciate your support!

[@thetrilbies1]

Can we add MySQL to the Dev container?

[@ChandraShettigar]

Yes you can add mysql to the devcontainer setup. Cleaner option is to use docker-compose.yml with DevContainer. I am thinking to create a short tutorial on that, in the next couple of weeks. I'm curious about your requirement.

[@thetrilbies1]

Your video was clear and I was able to follow. We need a dev container environment containing java, node, python and MySQL. We have used docker compose and are familiar with docker but not in a dev container. Thanks

[@ChandraShettigar]

You might want to check this out - ruclips.net/video/xfeQ6vDuidA/видео.html

[@LeeLiko]

Can you use this outside of vscode? I.e, in a terminal of your choice?

[@ChandraShettigar]

@@LeeLiko Outside of VSCode you can try the DevContainer's CLI - Check this out github.com/devcontainers/cli