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I've been using BitDefender for years now. Gave me a bit of trouble when I was using my computer to mine Etherium, but I was able to get it working. I managed to pass CompTIA Security+ Exam today. Got a 771, so not super passing, but passing. Next, I think I'll go for Linux+ once I start the new job that I needed the Security+ for.
@tradde11 Aftermarket security software is pretty much snake oil scams nowadays; as you probably know good cyber hygiene can be all done via FOSS today anyway. I was pretty disappointed to see the Bitdefender sponsor link for this video, which is why I said something
The day has finally come. I got my first IT job. And I want to thank you Chuck, you are a part of this Universe that brought me closer to this job. Your videos are amazing and inspiring. Thank you for showing me how fun networks can be. Have an amazing day, week, month and life!
Great video! Thanks! I believe that YAML is quite forgiving and you can avoid quoting everything (though it doesn't hurt!). Also, one important thing about compose files is that those environment variables (as well as pretty much any parameter you specify) can be taken from your environment variables or from a ".env" file that is in "KEY=VALUE" form. On top of that, you can still assign default values if value hasn't been provided! Here's a quick example: ports: - ${WEB_PORT:-8080}: 80 That will use your environment variable 'WEB_PORT" and if it doesn't exist, assign "8080" to it!
restart: unless-stopped is generally a wiser idea imo. restart: always will cause it to restart even if you deliberately tell it to go down. This can be a problem if you have a misconfigured container acting in a way you didn't intend and is perhaps destroying your data. I prefer having the option to manually stop a container without it automatically starting again, especially if it is behaving badly.
Using bind mounts and docker compose, you can actually also do the development directly inside docker containers without needing to develop first and then move the project to containers. You can have separate YAML files for developing and running the containers. I am currently working on an article that illustrates it using a very minimalistic example.
i was overwhelmed too but i quickly understood that docker compose is just a permanent file with the commands used to start a docker container in the form of a yaml file.
Did you check out his other 2 docker videos? You should deffo start from that if not. Also you can checkout NetNinja's docker series, it helped me a lot !
Use ChatGPT or Perplexity for help. Start off small and build from there. It made sense once I did a simple webook script, and I’m trying to build from there.
Chuck your killing it man. It's like going to disneyland and walking away smarter everytime. There is just no competition you're true calling was always to be a mentor man. Absolutely insane how much anyone can learn in a few minutes from any of you're videos.
I love docker-compose, so much easier than messy vanilla docker commands. I probably do things wrong, but I have a separate yaml file for each service (or group of services) I want to run, allowing me to manage them a bit more easily. No need to debug a huge complex default yaml file. Also, I heard docker-compose (which is a python script) is deprecated, and is being replaced by now-inbuilt functions of docker itself using "docker compose ". Haven't really looked into that yet.
I always give my students your channels URL. I believe between you, David and a few others there is so much to learn from IT, Cybersecurity and Web Development. Thanks!
The Digital Life, Level1Linux, Jeff Geerling. Also searching with what you want learn is effective way and choose the videos less than 2 years old if it's about IT.
@@muhammedatasoy7711 if youre just starting with linux make sure to look into the playlist of tutoriallinux's Channel: The Linux Basics Course: Beginner to Sysadmin, Step by Step (seems old and outdated but it covers core concepts that havent changed since and is very good explained)
what i enjoy about your tutorials is the simplicity of the language. you dont use the complex tech language, where at some clips i need to re-watch a couple of times to really understand. keep up the good work mate.
Docker makes server management so easy. The fact that I can just deploy my entire server through a single command makes switching vps providers / server hardware so much easier, knowing that I would be able to recreate the environment exactly how it was. This is the same reason NixOS is a great linux distro too, you can put your entire system configuration into config files and install it or switch it out with a single command (although not nearly as easy as Docker since Nix uses its own programming language)
The defintion of YAML=yet another markup language, little bit in the same line as YAST = Yet anather setup tool , it;s a Linux naming convention, love thst !
Your videos are SO engaging, fun to learn, and even fun to watch when I already know the material (rarely). One of my favorite content creators on RU-vid by far
As someone who has used compose for the last year or so, I would love an in depth video on creating and maintaining your own images, my least favorite thing about docker is finding cool projects with super out of date images.
quick and easy introduction, thanks Chuck, when you start with docker everything becomes easier, no more complicated configs nor have to open ports, because you are no longer using a service, usually people just uninstall/remove it and forget to close those ports
because of your intro into docker I was able to set up an nginx server and a vaultwarden. I'm also working on hosting some of my simple games I'm leaning to make in bevy myself. Thank you for taking the time to create these videos.
Docker compose is amazing. I am a Ml enigneer who is very passionate about Linux and I can tell you a real game changer for my Docker is Portainer. It makes life so much easier.
Hello , I was testing with portainer as well, this works very well, but 1 question about that. Any idea why my containers just reset after restarting my linux?
Great video, albeit a bit out-of-date. Docker Compose V2 is out and it’s a plugin for Docker CLI, rather than a separate app. So `docker compose` instead of `docker-compose`.
Нарешті хтось просто і зрозуміло розповів про те як працює Докер )) Дуже дякую Чак, ти супер! Finally, someone simply and clearly explained how Docker works )) Thank you very much Chuck, you are great!
I downscaled from a full Proxmox server running several VMs to a nice little Docker host running a bunch of containers. So much more flexible for my use case (bunch of small services and maintenance hosts).
Hey Chuck! Thank you so much for the great videos. I've been a Win Sysadmin for 10 years and still learn something with each of your videos. Especially the Linux Command or Docker videos have helped me a lot in my daily business.
Hey man, recently discovered your channel and I've been binge watching all the past videos. I have learned seriously so much and I'm about to completely revamp my homelab using some of the things I've learned. Thank you!
The main benefit of docker compose is for me, that I have everything in one file. Have trouble weeks or month later? Especially when you need like 2, 3 or even more containers running for esentially one service? You have one file, where everything is in. Even if you move to another machine. docker-compose up -d and there she goes.
Out of the first 8 minutes 2 were actual education and rest of 6 were an advertisement. The fun part is that still after 8 minutes you feel like you have learnt more than any other video in 20 minutes.
I love your content. Genuinely entertaining, educational, motivational, and inspiring. I always learn something new and want to explore so many things! Thank you and God bless.
Yo dude, your videos are a blessing. Even though I already know some stuff, you come up with more shit explained like if I was 5. Going through every of your videos right-now.
Chuck! Wish I had this months ago! I followed a tutorial from another youtuber for creating a wordpress website with NGINX reverse proxy and did the whole thing on Raspberry pi!. I have since added a bitwarden host and portainer to manage my docker instance.
No idea how you do it but REGULARLY I will think to myself “hey I want to learn XYZ thing”. BOOM, the next day you come out with a video about XYZ thing. It’s beautiful😂
You're such a great guy, the best tech youtuber ever your way of explaining things make it mush easier to understand thank you very very mush for your efforts 🙏♥
Bro can you please help on how to become a job ready ethical hacker? Do you need a degree or not? How much time do you need, what kinda languages you gotta learn.. Please make a video on this
If you use the latest version of docker and docker compose you don't need the "-" anymore. Instead of "docker-compose ...", you can now do "docker compose ..." (notice no dash between the words, just a space). And you don't need "sudo" if your user is part of the "docker" group. Which, in the real world, you would have a "docker" group and add your user to it. Then you don't need "sudo" with every single command. Also, you don't need any quotes around your port mappings.
We're seeing the larger IT companies move away from Docker due to a variety of reasons - their business model, cost and customers who are not willing entertain Docker. The cloud providers such as AWS and Azure now offer much of what Docker has but built in.
Ever since docker became paid (expensive) product their popularity started to decline. It's still most popular tool for containers, but more and more people are shifting away from it
There is "docker compose" and docker-compose. docker-compose needed version at top of config. "docker-compose" is v1 and has versions 1, 2 and 3. "docker compose" is v2.
