Docker Debug is exactly what I've been wanting. No need to add a bloated debug container to my compose files, and even support for Nix? Couldn't have asked for more.
It is unfortunate that some (most?) of these features are only supported in Docker Desktop. It would be great if they could make it part of the normal Docker CLI.
i mean they have to make money somewhere right? i do not think it’s bad because for “normal” developers docker desktop is free it’s only for companies that it is paid
@@alejandrobalderas2370 Yeah it's not really "bad", I would just prefer not to use it to get these extra features. But you're right, it's a good way for them to generate revenue for some nice to have extra features, while still leaving the normal Docker CLI free to use.
I am so glad to see you upload again. I know the last video didn't do as well due to being somewhat opinionated, even though we appreciate it. But please don't ever give up. Your content is golden!
I mean, out of the total of 4 videos he has prior to this one it's unusual for someone to have 3 of their videos have over 1M views, his 4th video still performed better than almost everyone else's 4th video by far, just worse than the unusually incredible performance before that
Container Debugging via SSH is a real game changer! Would be awesome if they could add integration of this feature in Docker Desktop so I can have a nice UI too :)
It's useful if you need to run containerized services declaratively on a specific VM or bare metal host. It also definitely has a simpler model for user mappings. It's not a replacement for Docker as a developer tool (it includes none of the commands mentioned in the video for example) and the previous focus on kubernetes yaml instead of docker compose was an utterly awful worst-of-both-worlds situation since it is nothing like idiomatic kubernetes yaml at all and was crippled compared to plain unit files running the CLI command, so I'm glad that quadlets aim to expose all podman flags.
Quite excited about the debugger having all the tools I need so I'm not setting up VS code remote container dev or having to go in, update the package manager, just to install vim Edit: Darn it's a paid feature only
If somebody struggles to understand Docker, should better reconsider career. Building real solutions which Docker is only a component of the project is far more difficult.
felt like a docker ad xD
great animations though. probably took a ton of time.
It is an ad for docker
it is
Sorry but docker is actually doing some cool stuff
@@coderized yeah...still nicer if you mention that at the beginning ratherthan the end.
Liked the video tho
It feels like an ad because it is. This wouldn't be a problem had he disclosed this.
How were the animations done? They are quite good
Docker Debug is exactly what I've been wanting. No need to add a bloated debug container to my compose files, and even support for Nix? Couldn't have asked for more.
If you’re happy paying for a subscription. He didn’t mention you need a Docker Pro subscription for Debug
@nielskersic328 Ah, damn. Guess not then.
It is unfortunate that some (most?) of these features are only supported in Docker Desktop. It would be great if they could make it part of the normal Docker CLI.
for real? that real suck. i was excited for a second there
i mean they have to make money somewhere right? i do not think it’s bad because for “normal” developers docker desktop is free it’s only for companies that it is paid
@@alejandrobalderas2370 Yeah it's not really "bad", I would just prefer not to use it to get these extra features. But you're right, it's a good way for them to generate revenue for some nice to have extra features, while still leaving the normal Docker CLI free to use.
@@alejandrobalderas2370 Yeah but why not include it being accessible by cli?
is that true? I *only* use it in CLI. Can someone confirm pls?
I am so glad to see you upload again. I know the last video didn't do as well due to being somewhat opinionated, even though we appreciate it. But please don't ever give up. Your content is golden!
I mean, out of the total of 4 videos he has prior to this one it's unusual for someone to have 3 of their videos have over 1M views, his 4th video still performed better than almost everyone else's 4th video by far, just worse than the unusually incredible performance before that
I see the visual have been upgraded a lot. The constant thumbnail redesign makes sense now. Well done :)
Great animation! What tool did you use?
i came for information and i stayed for the animations XD
Container Debugging via SSH is a real game changer! Would be awesome if they could add integration of this feature in Docker Desktop so I can have a nice UI too :)
these animations are gorgeous, omg I love them so much 😍
What are your thoughts on Podman and Quadlet?
podman ftw.
docker sucks ass
It's useful if you need to run containerized services declaratively on a specific VM or bare metal host. It also definitely has a simpler model for user mappings.
It's not a replacement for Docker as a developer tool (it includes none of the commands mentioned in the video for example) and the previous focus on kubernetes yaml instead of docker compose was an utterly awful worst-of-both-worlds situation since it is nothing like idiomatic kubernetes yaml at all and was crippled compared to plain unit files running the CLI command, so I'm glad that quadlets aim to expose all podman flags.
Ohh. It's so good to watch this video. Wish it was longerrr/
Welcome back! As one of your Patreon members, I’d love to see more frequent videos.
The video is amazing, how did you edit this? what tools and techniques you have used?
came for Docker, stayed for the animations XD How did you make them?
Found the video useful, but wish you'd disclosed that it was an ad upfront!
Sorry about that, it was only partially as most of the features are free
Beautiful animation and presentation
Babe, wake up! New Coderized video just dropped!
Amazingly beautiful infographics! Sweet times to be learning 🤗🚀
Here’s the last video for 6 months
Great Video!
Quite excited about the debugger having all the tools I need so I'm not setting up VS code remote container dev or having to go in, update the package manager, just to install vim
Edit: Darn it's a paid feature only
Holy guacamole, is this major big corporate Nix adoption?
The disclaimer coming after "fin" would have been more honest up front
Feels like their tooling is slowly shifting to nix in the backend. Nix and containers are certainly a great match.
Thanks for the video.
Most of these features are Docker Desktop exclusive. Sadly on Linux it can still be a horrible experience.
That was a cool video!
This is great and all, but how do actually use it?
rootless is a pain tho. switch to podman.
sorry but i stay with podman
I’m a pod man too 😜
Yeah, this felt a bit too much like an undisclosed sponsorship.
cool but disclose sponsorships at the beginning pls
although it was pretty obvious this is an ad either way ig
Lol 3:51 pretty cool that Docker Scout catches Zero Day exploits, that's a game changer for the entire security industry
1. Put everything in docker
2. Let docker scout discover zero-days
3. Sell them and profit
Easy business
me luaghing in nix lol
If somebody struggles to understand Docker, should better reconsider career. Building real solutions which Docker is only a component of the project is far more difficult.
This is an ad isn't it
I tried to make make it fun
@@coderizedi found it fun and the animations were good, but you should really disclose it way earlier and more obivous.
docker compose watch is great but there is still problem. ide/editors cant have LSPs from docke