Containers, Docker & Kubernetes On Azure For Beginners
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2020
- Docker is nothing but a Container by Docker Inc.
A container is like a Virtual Machine (VM) but isn't dependent on the Operating System (OS). This allows users to create multiple workloads on a single OS instance.
Industries are moving towards Containers as they are lightweight, fast to launch, and excellent for CI/CD implementation.
Docker & Kubernetes have also been incorporated in Exam AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator.
For more information, watch K21Academy's video by Oracle ACE & Cloud Expert Atul Kumar that talks about:
☛ What is a Container?
☛ What is Docker?
☛ Difference Between Virtual Machine & Container (Docker)
☛ Docker Engine Components
☛ Docker Architecture & Components
☛ Azure Container Instances (ACI)
☛ What is Kubernetes?
☛ Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS)
Here's a blog post too: bit.ly/3dJKG50
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Trainer looks pretty knowledgeable I like that example of container historical reference from shipping industry
Hi Rajesh Thank you and Yes they are pretty knowledgeable
Nailed 👏
Your drawing is showing the scheduler is talking directly with the controller manager but the diagram at min 19:24 is showing its talking to it via the API server !! which one is right ?
Is there any other post which I can follow? this seems marvellous!!
Asmita , what do you want to learn more? Atul
@@K21Academy just wanted to know if there is more such videos with details on docker and kubernetes..also is there any content on terraform? your way of explanation and Eva's teaching is something of a great help to us..thanks a lot for all these though,,
Thanks a lot bhaiya !!!!!!
thanks
Your Welcome Glad it was helpful
Thank you
You're welcome @Raju
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Each container will be used for one application ? or can we have multiple applications like Azure App service in one Azure App plan ?
you can run multiple process but it's suggested that there should be just one process running in a container...(Process is a part of application )
Thanks for the reply Nishant!
Can we create a docker container with windows OS and deploy that container in Azure ? If so, can anyone refer me to the video or article. I'm totally new to Azure and docker both.
We will forward your request to the content team. You can refer to this Docker Full Course video: bit.ly/3vc3FxM
which will help you understand and learn Docker in detail. This Docker tutorial is ideal for both beginners as well as professionals who want to master the container concepts. Do subscribe, like and share to stay connected with us. Cheers :)
ruclips.net/video/f0lMGPB10bM/видео.html This should do it
Can docker be installed in Azure Virtual Desktop or VDI's?
you can run docker desktop on VDI but just remember it is essential that nested virtualization is enabled on the virtual machine that provides the virtual desktop
Sir plz make some more videos on kubernate in azure..
Glad you liked it. We have shared your request to our team.
Containers run multiple applications
Where VM run single application am I right?
HI Pamula
You can but it is not a good design, please do read this query once.
community.spiceworks.com/topic/199252-how-many-apps-do-you-run-in-your-virtual-machines
Also, don't forget to check out our Container vs VM blog
k21academy.com/docker12
No..
you can run multiple process but it's suggested that there should be just one process running in a container...(Process is a part of application )
Whereas you can run multiple applications on a single VM