Master Docker Compose the Way I Wish I Did - Docker for Newbs EP 2

[@typecraft_dev]

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[@aarav6891]

My docker knowledge was stunted for the last 2 months Thanks for continuing this series

[@namangogia9252]

You explain these concepts really well. Looking forward to more videos in this docker series.

[@theproudlinuxer]

This is a great video on docker compose. I learnt a lot of things. Used docker compose and volumes recently to run an oracle database instance; now realised there's a lot more to it. Good one!

[@avrenos]

Pls keep making these vids! They're super helpful for noobs like me, can't even explain how much. Like, I finished your neovim series twice, don't even use it daily but it dropped so much knowledge

[@shafiq_ramli]

This is really comprehensive explanation of how docker compose works. If I may add, maybe in the future you can explain in more details on docker volume : where does docker store the volume on the machine, does the volume copy the content of container's folder that got mapped to etc

[@hichemlaribi252]

very effective way of explaining, more Docker videos please :)

[@dikawahyu6699]

amazing explanation line by line for docker compose file, also for running command for a container that easily, Awesome!

[@typecraft_dev]

Thanks!! Appreciate it

[@makinhotcoffee6230]

would love a video going through the whole build out of the web service, such as implementing html and so on. basically making it more aesthetically pleasing.

[@redbolder]

docker tutorials are underrated

[@mpenabad]

A fantastic tutorial, as was the basic docker one.

[@typecraft_dev]

Hey thanks!

[@2Bee_McFly]

Just stumbled across this channel, your terminal looks really good! What are you using? Looking forward to more Docker vids!

[@0bsy96]

Oh wow, I was just toying around with some linodes to practice docker compose and this comes up, insta like!

[@typecraft_dev]

Perfect!

[@GuessITsLuke]

Watching on the half-baked "default" hyprland environment I've built from the help of your last video. Eager for pt2!

[@marlonmarcello]

Looking forwards to more videos on this series! Curious to see your deployment process and preferences. Keep up the great work nerd

[@RazoBeckett.]

Hello my best friend, As devops guy docker is my fav. IT tool!

[@Helios.vfx.]

when I wanna grow up, wanne be like u

[@RazoBeckett.]

@@Helios.vfx. best of luck 🔥

[@unluckyhozay]

you're my favorite youtuber ngl. Thank you nerd!

[@sudoaptinstallrana9572]

Hey Pal ! I hope you're doing great just keep uploading more and more such amazing content.

[@D3ss3rtTV]

We need more videos,you inspire me to make videos.

[@Working_LAN]

Best series on the tube! Thanks nerd!

[@robertfish]

This would’ve been a good video to demo the new docker init command which auto generates the docker file and docker compose along with the docker ignore based on project type

[@tusharphb6596]

Great video, subscribed

[@vikaspoddar001]

We also want a podman tutorial

[@AestheticAMV]

yessss 🔥 I was wating for this.

[@Siamect]

And the best thing is that you can run both rails and postgres without docker and it is working just fine :) Seems to me like everything you do... the slightest little modification of any source code requires you to generate a new docker volume except if you put it outside the docker container like you did with the posgres data files, in which case the motivation of having a container goes down the drain. Docker isn't it a solution looking for a problem?

[@KnOtoUt]

Okay this is what I needed rn

[@Mraeth8n]

awesome content as always! Keep up the amazing work!

[@typecraft_dev]

thank you!!

[@redmoskito1213]

Great video. Thanks for that!

[@nunodacostaramos]

Great series!

[@maxguzenski]

A question, when you develop using a docker compose, you put your neovim inside it or outside ?

[@vikaspoddar001]

Neovim is outside of the docker environment

[@eminem992i]

where is hyprland:(

[@hdskittles]

This. We need that pt 2

[@mutantmantish6141]

You got him!

[@syedaftab1510]

😢

[@drishalballaney]

I have a feeling something broke..maybe screen sharing ?

[@ortani]

Waiting for the second video too

[@mahdibouguerzi]

Thank you!

[@theIbraDev]

Docker? Barely even know'er

[@typecraft_dev]

hahaha

[@notfavoritemartian]

great video, great content, didnt like the background music too much tho.

[@AmrElsadek-rt1ip]

Waiting for Hyprland Part 2 🙂

[@Nando-f4l]

tysm

[@deven_gaming]

Hyprland part2?

[@video_cumsumer]

+1

[@JasurbekYusupov-j8k]

where is hyprland ricing part 2?

[@shubhamg9495]

I was waiting for hyprland ricing :(

[@JasurbekYusupov-j8k]

where is hyprland part 2?

[@zrotrasukha8733]

can you please make a video on keyd, this is a humble request, please do.

[@andrews6282]

The last episode was better... I don't think rails information is very useful Makes it unnecessarily complicated

[@go0ot]

Arch rolls & breaks, sooner or later. Debian or LMDE is for getting work done. A light is used for illuminating things, not looking at the light source itself which temporarily blinds. Only with Debian you will be the coolest kid on the block.

[@adityams1659]

what just happend at 8:19?