Learning Docker - The Easy Way

[@BoosterShot1010]

Amazing explanation! Thank you!

[@andreqbertuzzi]

Your ability to detail a subject clearly is exceptional! Congratulations!

[@programmingpercy]

Happy to hear this! I hope you enjoyed, and thanks for letting me know! I wish you a marry Christmas, and if you ever want me to cover some topic just let me know, if I am comfy with it I'll put it in my list!

[@kill5695]

29:43 it's --volumes-from

[@ComputationalArt]

I'm following the kubernetes tutorial, I noticed that the docker images always have a high weight, is there a way to make them light?

[@programmingpercy]

Using multibuild stages a Docker image should be able to be very small, a few (3-5?) mb for the simplest Go app. There is an episode in my Docker video regarding that. Unless we are speaking of the Weight the images should have by the Kubernetes scheduler, but I assume this is not the thing your after?:)

[@ComputationalArt]

@@programmingpercy the images that are generated with docker, in the example of the kubernetes tutorial, the image generated by docker is 350mb: # docker build -t image:1.0 . Perfect!, I will watch that video too! thanks!!

[@roya2045]

Hi Bro can you [;ease make simple & easily understandable videos on Ansible & Terraform its very confusing to understand the coding or I can say indentation it uses, there are spaces. hyphens. curly brackets that are used to write in both the tools & not sure how & which has to be added where & when Also variables etc... I am not from devops or programming background so it becomes more difficult to understand. Please its a request & Please reply

[@programmingpercy]

Actually I've been thinking about making one for terraform since before so sure! I'll put it into my pipeline. I could also go for Ansible but it was a long time since I used it but I can refresh my memory and get back. Give me a month or two!