Learn Docker & Deploy to AWS - Beginner Tutorial

[@rewonkawebber]

I just found the channel but I've already subscribed :), it's concise, exactly what I was looking for. It's worth much more than a few hours of courses anywhere on the internet. Thank you!!

[@BeABetterDev]

Thank you and welcome!!!

[@Stateoregano034]

Great video thanks. Would be cool to make an advanced tutorial about setting up ECS in a way similar to how its done with docker-compose. Were you show how to set up multiple services and networking between them, how to mount volumes, etc.

[@eliasperez5168]

Wow you are so freaking awesome I’m 2 years into it now thank you for the videos

[@armans4494]

Wonderfully done video! Thank you

[@ninobach7456]

awesome tutorial!

[@nocomments_s]

Great video as always! Would like to see something similar for ECR, that'd be amazing!

[@rishiraj2548]

Great thanks

[@ukaszl.9943]

Docker is not hardware agnostic. Container base image must be the same as cpu arch. You can not run x86 containers on arm cpu host.

[@kumarteja5564]

I think he meant the container is OS agnostic. So the container would run the same way no matter the underlying OS

[@fabihahaider1934]

where is the security group settings? and how is it configured?

[@ttaylor9916]

at the end nothing... on the 8080 port. followed direction quite closely . nice graphics.

[@knunn552]

I’m deploying a containerized app to AWS ECS using the awsvpc network mode, and I noticed a potential discrepancy between my local Docker setup and the ECS task definition. Locally, I use port mappings like 80:8080 (host:container), but in the ECS task definition, I plan to use 8080:8080 since awsvpc requires the host and container ports to match. Will this difference cause any connection issues when testing locally vs deploying to ECS? Also, is there a best practice for handling such port mapping differences between local and cloud environments?

[@NikolaMatkovic-p4s]

I learned which buttons and links to click to deploy docker, not how to deploy docker. No offense but I'm sure it works but I still have no idea what you are doing - maybe my skill issue, idk.