This is one of those videos you skip when you're a beginner, because it seems so daunting, but in the end it's that video that makes all the other random bits of info you found click into place, finally making it all understandable.
Absolutely superb, much better than some other paid resources I used. This is perfect for beginners who have a concept of what an image or container is and are looking to dockerise some projects or create from scratch. The best explanation of Dockerfile and compose that I have seen, with all the supplemental information you need to develop you understanding as opposed to regurgitating steps in a process.
Thanks a lot for making this video. Great explanation. I actually saw around 10+ videos on RU-vid didn't understand Docker so clearly as you did in this video. 👍👍
Thanks man glad u liked the video. I actually made a longer version of the course where I go over deployment and a few other things. Check it out if u got time ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jotpVtFwYBk.html
Thank you so much, time well spent on watching and learning :) Big thanks for explaining all micro knowledge you have for new starters like me. Sending big hugs from Turkey. I lunched my app on aws / ubuntu machine with all manual work. Its time time do it with docker container. Hope you keep doing what you do. Thanks alot again.
This is really clean, clear and usful tutorial and contain lots of points you need to take care of them when dockerizeing node project. Really appreciate to watch this course. Thanks dude :)
Really good job man!!! In oposition to other contents creators You really showed many important aspects . Truly appreciate, very useful and detailed. Thank You!!!
Thanks you for clear explanation, can provide a video on ci,cd and git hub integration with deployments, it would be more helpful to a lot of peoples thank you, sir.
Here you go man. Keep in midn i made a follow up video to this course that includes all the content from this video plus another 3hrs of content so the github repo has the final config for that video. github.com/Sanjeev-Thiyagarajan/node-docker
at 52:16 when you print the list of file in the running container you can see the Dockerfile exists inside the container although we have explicitly included it in the dockerignore file.Could you please explain why that is happening?
Thanks for the video. I like the way you explain things. Only issue I'm having is that for some reason my .dockerignore file is not working and all the files are copied. Any ideas? Thanks.
Thanks for the great video! Curious - would it be possible to sidestep running the bash command (for the multi-environment support) in the Dockerfile and use Docker's multi-stage builds instead?