Docker Advanced Networking - The Secret to Optimizing Your Container Logging

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[@ritikbilala5556]

This video is too good!!! I have watched many videos to understand different types of network in docker and actually how is load balancing happening inside a node. But nobody explains with this much clarity. People use random jargons which goes from above my head. This video explains exactly what I was looking for. You have superb pedagogy skills

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[@8shailesh]

Aah, haven't found an easier and crisp explanation for docker networks. Effortlessly simple. Thank you.

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[@paragliding_croatia]

This is the best explanation that I saw in a while!! Thank you!

[@zeeshanakhtar8081]

Mumshad is an outstanding coach for DevOps and network engineers, he place one of the best video content. He direct you direct to the contents without giving any bullshit example which I came across in other video straight to the point and very informative.. Dear Mumshad I would like to request you to also come up advance networking kubernetes (pods/cluster) via docker container. I am looking for video where you drive hosting web app on docker container to managing through kubernetes pods using same configuring igress which you use in this video with a lab session if possible or just commands Thank you so much Keel up the spirit and pace May Allah bless you always

[@ankurleonardo]

One of the most easy and beautiful explanations. All your videos are golden handcuffs..... Keep it up.

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[@tomhollins9266]

Very clear explanation. Well done. Your pronunciation was excellent. Good pace. Excellent graphics. I've never run a docker instance yet. But now I know how it handles the networking.

[@rickwimdrent1224]

Not what I was looking for, but really happy that I watch it Thnx for this

[@datski_live]

Great video! Im a back-end dev and now Im trying to set up my own swarm for pet projects, and this is very usefull info

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[@pranjalgaur1637]

Detailed and Crisp clear .... Great job... Keep Posting.

[@ahsanaliahsan]

Superb explanation. Hats off to 'the best' video on Docker Networking. Mumshad you not have lucid concept but you are also an excellent teacher. BRAVO!!!!

[@officiallyjakes]

Best explanation I have seen thus far... Thanks.

[@robertwalkley4665]

Great videos Mumshad, you communicated the important concepts very clearly and succinctly, thank you.

[@EViL3666]

Awesome video, thank you. I've been searching for at least an hour for detail on inter Container traffic, and you summed it up in 1 minutes at the end. Thank you.

[@sureshkaranam4280]

one of the good video regarding docker advanced networking, completely understood thank you

[@amarsahdev]

As always... very well explained Mumshad....

[@rip2ns]

Great content. Just started learning docker. Was looking for how docker isolation and communication works. This video came as recommendation.

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[@gharbikrayem9209]

i loved the video !!! thank you for the great content !!

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[@BenKraal]

Good explaination. Thanks for sharing.

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[@vinaykumar-qq9wq]

That was very clear way of explaining network concepts in docker.. Kudos.

[@salemnabeelsalem3346]

Excellent, Big Thanks.

[@amarlukade2225]

Grete ... truly informative and enjoyed with content. thanks for such a good video and explaination ...

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[@chalapathiraviteja6927]

Fabulous explanation, it's simple, slow and perfectly understandable. Thanks a ton :)

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Thanks for your sharing, it's amazing course!

[@arufuponics8415]

Excellent, brief and easy to understand. Thank you

[@tejaswikt4166]

Beautifully explained. I am learning docker through your videos..

[@ruixue6955]

1:22 host network 8:07 embedded DNS

[@MrNoshirwan]

Fantastic!!! I had this question since a long time, how to containers having same port would work. The automatically generated Ingress Network solves the problem 🙂

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[@KodeKloud]

"Hi Please refer this link: stackoverflow.com/questions/55192991/multiple-docker-containers-with-same-container-port-connected-to-the-same-networ"

[@ganeshdhareshwar6053]

This is very impressive

[@juandellavalle9126]

thank's. you sre giving a lot of information clearly and in a few words; brief but comprehensive. Very good for that explanation

[@shareforeverything]

Mumshad & also Others who have commented in this video, Awesome. Very crystal clear explanation on Docker , Kubernetes. I subscribed now. But as I listened this video where explaining about INGRESS network, says " In this case, map port 5000 on the docker host to 80 on the docker container (particularly timing from 3:46 to 3:53). Why do we do that here? It means Will INGRESS network do mapping ports between docker host and docker container and vice versa? Docker host (80) Docker Container (5000) Docker host (5000) Docker Container (80) Can you please clarify. Thanks.

[@devops-boot-camp]

Simple and clear, thanks for the video

[@maxlee3536]

You present very clearly. I appreciate a lot!

[@rolandjosef7961]

Thanks. Presentation well done.

[@officialsixstrings]

awesome explanation

[@vibales]

Great video and very clear information.

[@PoosNweez]

Great lecture - thanks 🙏

[@ThePakChina]

bro you are excellent . love form pak

[@vasilesambor7473]

Great video, very well presented! ( What soft do you use for video editing? )

[@Cutiepie-ky9oh]

Thank you very much for your great work :)

[@skg7958]

awesome explanation with details. Thanks a lot!

[@jibin7277]

Great video like all your other videos!

[@AntonioAndrade]

wow, well explained

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[@RiteshKumar-ip2md]

very nice. Loved it.

[@kelvinpage4647]

Well explained

[@charlieCmC17]

I'm very glad that you explain some concepts that are key to have a good understanding of docker. Congrats! But I have a question... If we are doing inter service communication in docker swarm using service names instead of ips, i.e. SERVICE A makes a request to SERVICE B, does that request goes trough the ingress network (load balancer) before reaching the container that is running the service B?

[@StoneZhong]

Great course. It seems when create the network, I need to add an option "--attachable", otherwise, when I run a container with this network, I will get an error "docker network not manually attachable..."

[@amanmaharjan5649]

It was helpful

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[@aijaz4441]

It takes a genius to explain complex subject in such an easy way.👍

[@yovangrbovic536]

Great lecture!

[@esu7116]

Geat! How do I load balance websockets? Swarm load-balancer breaks websocket handshake as there is no session stickiness to a specific container 😭

[@nikhattajattar4360]

Really good explanation

[@pclokcer]

the besttttt

[@ranjeetbadhe446]

Thanks Mumshad.

[@kukda]

Thank you for the great work

[@user-s5yu7e]

Great job!

[@anaselmerzouki5534]

thank you

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[@dilipkumar2k6]

good one.

[@ahsanaliahsan]

KodeKloud might be good but how can I get all the lectures by Mumshad ONLY ?

[@jatinpatel2491]

Excellent ....Thanks

[@prabhus7517]

Excellent... !!

[@alexanderb6804]

Thanks!

[@rminfotech6776]

Awesome bro

[@ahmedmohiuddin7022]

thanks sir ji

[@노다지-g5u]

Thank you!

[@und3rgr0undfr34k]

excellent !

[@aetheruszhou1526]

Great video! It would be better if you mentioned the inter-replica discovery via DNS (the domain name tasks.)

[@PSBChanel]

Great work, i think 6 year old boy can understand what you said.

[@tejaswikt4166]

I am the 6 year old boy who started learning docker using mumshad videos.. really nice videos to understand

[@KASANITEJ]

good explanation... but you are interchanging host and containers which is incorrect

[@linglingzhang8583]

3:53 isnt that supposed to be map docker host port 80 to docker container port 5000

[@KodeKloud]

From 3:30 to 3:45, it was explained correctly, we should remove the the slot from 3:45 to 3:53 where the explanation is creating the conflict.

[@huytungle7920]

Could you send me this slide? many thanks

[@andreyc9110]

Aloha! How to change the ip address of the docker 0 interface?

[@trilokkrish7257]

In compose file java image is running on port ex 8000 how can I map to different port . I tried like this ports: -8000:8055 But it is not working Compose file like this Version: "3" networks: local-test: driver: bridge Services: image: testimage depends_on: - rapid networks: local-test environment: -URL=atom:8055 rapid: image: ___ depends_on: - atom networks: local-test environment: -URL=atom:8055 atom: Image:____ networks: - local-test ports: -8000:8055 atom image is exposed on by default 8000 I want to map 8000 to some other port please help me

[@eduinvestment8391]

mysql.connect { mysql } . where we will configure this? please response

[@manikandankbk7633]

Wherever you want to make a connection to mysql service. Eg, A jdbc program (or) a configuration url using which libraries like Hibernate can make a connection to underlying mysql instance

[@liveentertiner7275]

Hi, I have 3 nodes 1) 154.23.1.123 - Manager 2) 165.23.1.178 - Node 1 3) 171.23.3.155 - Node 2 My service is web application - I need to link IP to my domain (A record) If i link my domain to Node 1 IP - If node 1 down -I application not accessible How to handle this scenario -Please help me

[@_siva_polisetty]

Hi can you please make Kubernetes videos on headless service and statefullset, how access headless service. Thanks in advance

[@samrockseagle]

Wow.

[@draganoiugeorge6010]

but how do you make 2 containers communicate with each other?

[@henguemelkis1464]

If they are on the same network, then you can make them communicate using their containers names. If one of your containers hosts a database for example, then you can use the name of this container in the connection string within the other container.

[@wahibaouledmassoud3349]

How can i implement a router to my docker environnement

[@jamescoder3997]

command:= docker run -d --net host --name mongodb -e MONGO_INITDB_ROOT_USERNAME=admin -e MONGO_INITDB_ROOT_PASSWORD=password mongo connection string:= mongodb://admin:password@127.0.0.1:27017/test?authSource=admin I created mongo db container with above command and when i am try to connect spring boot application, then I am getting com.mongodb.MongoSocketOpenException: Exception opening socket. Please let me know what the issue i am not doing port binding but i am using host network driver instead

[@ismailpainedecirc9906]

finally i can understand what an indian speak...

[@hanspoo]

Hans

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[@flyisland2009]

very clear and easy to understand!

[@dipanjanc]

Very informative video! Thank you

[@DaraulHarris]

Really helpful. Thank you

[@officialsixstrings]

awesome tutorial

[@matheusnali5018]

Very good explanation!! Thank you!

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