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STOP using Docker the hard way! Make your life more delightful by using Portainer. This is going to be your best friend when it comes to managing Docker environments no matter where they are. Docker Networks? Simplified. Deploying new Containers? Easier than ever. Managing containers deployed with Docker Compose? Never been easier. Get started with Portainer RIGHT NOW!
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0:00 ⏩ Intro
1:25 ⏩ Which Portainer deployment is right for me?
3:24 ⏩ Time to install Portainer!
5:18 ⏩ No more CLI…. Time for the Portainer GUI
7:35 ⏩ This part is going to be really hard!
8:25 ⏩ How to manage other Docker environments ft. Abbey
11:02 ⏩ Things to look out for in Portainer
11:59 ⏩ Outro
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@NetworkChuck Год назад

Start using Docker the RIGHT WAY with Linode: ntck.co/linode Sign up using my link and you will get a 100$ credit that is valid for 60 days 🔥🔥Commands: ntck.co/portainer-commands 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Linode 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:25 ⏩ Which Portainer deployment is right for me? 3:24 ⏩ Time to install Portainer! 5:18 ⏩ No more CLI…. Time for the Portainer GUI 7:35 ⏩ This part is going to be really hard! 8:25 ⏩ How to manage other Docker environments ft. Abbey 11:02 ⏩ Things to look out for in Portainer 11:59 ⏩ Outro

@franklemanschik4862 Год назад

Your still using docker wrong it is a compiler target Not a vm but OK have fun Dude and do Not start a discussion i am libcontainer contributor

@PhrozenN Год назад

Dude I've been using it the way YOU taught me...😑

@gdtutorial Год назад

docker -> socker -> sucker...?

@gdtutorial Год назад

when's Ur next subnetting vid....?

@kristopherleslie8343 Год назад

But there are kids lol where they at

@techdufus Год назад

Love the video! One tip that I love sharing with people is when you run a command and forget to run it with sudo. If you just run sudo !! this will rerun the last ran command, but with sudo... No more HOME + sudo + space... just sudo BANG BANG that puppy... You're welcome.

@garypaulson5202 Год назад

My original impression of portainer was that it was overkill for my small lab, but this opened my eyes, I think I'll give it a go. Nice job Abby.

@Heemy706 Год назад

Er m

@ChrisLevineBIZ Год назад

I love your excitement about Portainer. Had been fiddling with it for awhile before this video and had stubbled upon it when doing a PI-Hole docker with a separate IP address and haven't looked back since.

@ritonlevrai1 Год назад

Damn Chuck! I think I learned more cool info stuffs since the 1 month & a half when I discovered your channel than in all my IT career! Now I have 3 WSL, Docker, I made my python's scripts... And everytime I finish something, you hit me hard with good products, ideas and concepts! (like this video) Keep up the good work by entertaining us, and encourage us to scratch a little bit deeper into IT ;-) Greatings from France to you, Abby and your girls!

@israeldiaz936 Год назад

I used docker containers for some college projects, and it was a mess doing it on terminal, when we discovered Portainer, it made our lives SO MUCH easier. Glad to know that it has improved over de years

@ErLeuchten Год назад

itself being a container is bonkers. i already used several managers but they were either standalone or kvm images which needed additional software and were often buggy here and there.

@c__0ne Год назад

for me its the oppsitie, i feel closer and know what im doing or what docker is doing when running it with terminal/console.

@deanwoodward8026 Год назад

@@ErLeuchten Wait until you meet Rancher, a K8s management tool that runs on K8s...

@sonalita_ Год назад

More Abbey! her expressions are priceless!

@tiredtiger4669 3 месяца назад

Who's she? Why is she there? Wife? Colab? First time I'm seeing another adult in his videos.

@sonalita_ 3 месяца назад

@@tiredtiger4669His wife. She's been in a few vids in the past

@mani_xh Год назад

Abby did amazing. You should make more tutorial with her.

@ChristineNavarromusic Год назад

Yay! Love this video! I have multiple Portainer servers running at the moment in the home lab and have been wanting to combine them. You always give me something I can use right away and Abby did great!

@Cyber_AR15 Год назад

Chuck, thank you for making videos. I started watching your videos about a year and a half ago and I learned more than I learned from an online course.

@PanterACFH Год назад

Been using Portainer now for a couple of years, makes managing my homelab containers so much easier. Cheers for making the video, I learnt something I didn't know, which is great!

@pawel30w 5 месяцев назад

So annoying... clicked the link for commands and you are asking to create account on your website? Ok, created the account. Clicked the link again, getting some ads and usless courses and NO commands?!... ehh, downwote.

@MusakkafAyat Месяц назад

Yeah I wanted codes for Ai local video and it did the same thing.

@hmp1313AK Год назад

The fact that she helps is just a huge bonus! I’ll watch any video she posts. Respect for the other half

@SIMULATAN Год назад

Portainer is awesome for quick overviews, or quickly viewing the logs of a container, ... However, for deployment, I recommend everyone to use docker compose, as it's more portable, and infrastructure as code is awesome

@EmberQuill Год назад

Portainer does support docker compose (the "Stacks" section of the UI), but honestly if I ever get around to rebuilding my home server I'll probably drop Portainer entirely and manage it fully from the CLI. Updating my containers to newer images via Portainer is not a great experience.

@iamkiber Год назад

@@EmberQuill new version of portainer actually makes it alot easier. just redeploy the stack and it will ask if want to pull the latest image

@Darkk6969 Год назад

@@iamkiber I was able to upgrade my containers via Portainer without issues. I created a simple script to upgrade portainer whenever there is an update.

@PMEP12 Год назад

@@iamkiber And when you try to update a single service in that stack, its shits itself and terminates the stack

@COOTJENZ Год назад

@@EmberQuill Within the portainer interface, you can simply restart a container and get the question "update image" There you have the latest version specified and installed within seconds. And for home users, portainer gives away a 5 host licence to their business-version, which even has more goodies inside

@mathesonstep Год назад

First of all Abby did an amazing job, I was entertained throughout the whole video, secondly its been a while since i've used portainer but its sure improved and I had no idea about the remote agent and the edge agent, even though I use compose and the CLI for almost everything I am thinking or redeploying portainer, just so I have one single place where I can see all my containers in across all the vm's in my homelab and out on Linode/Digital Ocean with the edge agent

@ygiagam Год назад

Your enthusiasm for tech is contagious. Now I have an incessant Cheshire-cat smile on my face that won't go away. Thanks!

@jbarr Год назад

Excellent video! REQUEST: How about a video detailing how to backup and restore a full Docker/Portainer system to another host or server? I have a cheap VPS that doesn't have backups or snapshotting, so I need to seamlessly backup EVERYTHING Docker-related, including Portainer, so I can quickly recover/rebuild the VPS if disaster hits.

@mohammadhmadeh2578 Год назад

Chuck! Please continue the python series!

@Arabian_knight_101 Год назад

yeaaaaaahh please

@AlexandreChar Год назад

🤲🤲🤲🤲

@portgash Год назад

💯💯💯

@orsonc.badger7421 Год назад

Love your stuff! You are amazing, always refueling my tech passion!

@salty8752 4 месяца назад

The energy you have is contagious, I’m sure you have heard that before but the passion you have about IT stuff is unparalleled.

@thetechmike3324 Год назад

Thank so much @NetworkChuck, I love your videos. They are so full of learning. Recently, I started practicing with Openstack for my internship and it was first pretty difficult for me to set it up before I finally found my way with some basics. I think I would be nice if you can make a video about it. Thank you...

@lucascarman2578 Год назад

Glad you made a video for portainer. When I first got into Docker I came across portainer and it's made everything so easy. Everyone should try it out. I don't do everything with portainer but it helps deploying and managing containers.

@MeMyselfAndBob Год назад

Well done Abbey !!

@acrusso1 Год назад

used portainer forever but recently moved to unraid as my host and migrated a bunch there, I never used it in the cloud, I would love to see a video of you going over Oauth / 2 factor for portainer in the future, especially having this publicly exposed. Also Abby did awesome look forward to more visits in the future. As always thanks Chuck!

@conorwalsh9360 Год назад

can't believe you are only on the portainer train now :D top notch tool for everything docker

@dokportfolios Год назад

I was just scrolling to have a video on this. Thanks Chuck!!

@tech_worldwithsaadh Год назад

Hi Chuck, Can you do a studio tour of your studio please.

@synthmania7275 Год назад

Thank you !! I just was getting started with docker using the docker in 30 day lunches :).

@MikelManitius 4 месяца назад

Dude. This is the best, clearest, most concise and useful video on Portainer. Thank you.

@Eric.Hansel Год назад

I recommend your channel to a lot of new folk coming up. Keep up the high quality goodness! Network Chuck, Cloud Abby?? Just an idea : )

@Sethech Год назад

I already knew portainer but didn't know how to add environnement, really usefull thank you.

@deathpie5000 Год назад

Thank You so much @ network Chuck. A few months ago. I don't know if you saw it but I asked for a video about portainer and here it is. Please keep them coming. this Portainer thing is how my raspberry pi is coming to life.

@alt3741 Год назад

Geez I have been using portainer ever since you made the guacamole video chuck because I couldn’t get it to install normally on my version of pi. Nice to see you cover this part aswell 😊

@nazzak2093 Год назад

Thanks Chuck for this video. I've been using cli and Portainer for years and I have never noticed the "Edge Agent" which is brilliant.

@jimschaef 3 месяца назад

Every single time I want to learn more about anything IT related, I go to RU-vid, and without fail Network Chuck has an amazing video covering the topic. I get legitimately excited when I see you have a video about something I'm researching. You're truly the best IT instructor on the internet. You make even the mundane things interesting and easy to conceptualize. Bravo to you, sir.

@bobdoe4535 Год назад

Love these videos Chuck! You always keep me motiviated to learn more.

@TheChristopherTerry Год назад

As always, an excellent tutorial. Thank you for this. You've really delivered with this Docker subject.

@bauke-jandavids7532 Год назад

I have a Portainer instance running at home for over 2 years. It’s a great tool! 😁

@thiagoprando2872 Год назад

Awsome man! Thanks for sharing knowledge!

@nicolaicornelis2853 Год назад

9:55 You can also just type "sudo !!" and it will rerun the last command as sudo. Super helpful.

@Damage_I Год назад

Was putting the video on pause right away when i was seeing Abby, time for a long coffee break. What a view! :)

@CheckTesting1 Год назад

Brilliant vid Chuck 👍🏾 Hope that you and the family are all well my brother 👊🏾 Have a great weekend 😉

@MarkTrudgeonRulez Год назад

Been using it for a few years now, it is only getting better

@ibaraki_douji Год назад

I'm sooo happy i find that before you 😉 - You don't need to create the volume annually it can be done auto when creating the portainer container - little tip you can have the buisness edition with 5 nodes for FREE

@freedoom4090 Год назад

this is sick! I'll try right now! loved it, tks!

@freaky2xd Год назад

Portainer reminds me of Container Station on my QNAP NAS. I've finally migrated my containers from my Pi 3 to my NAS. That poor pi has been running 24/7 for 5 years now and can finally rest/wait for another project. The beauty about Docker is simply that you can do as you please. For now I have three containers running: deconz for zigbee smart home devices, home assistant and pihole. Services like portainer or container station make deploying and managing containers so much easier.

@stefanvalentin9157 Год назад

I am using Portainer at work since I first learned about docker and containers and I love it! I also like very much your videos! EDIT: You've made a little mistake at 4:40: you forgot to replace the volume "portainer_data" (from docker documentation) with the one you just created: portainer_stuff

@cooldudesunny007 8 месяцев назад

After the command was executed at 4:40 , the volume was created with "portainer_data". Do I need to change or do anything to it?

@stefanvalentin9157 8 месяцев назад

@@cooldudesunny007no, you don’t. Running the command “docker run….” NetworkChuck provided, will automatically create the volume portainer_data and use it to store the different files portainer need like configuration files. Basically that volume, portainer_stuff, will not be used at all

@muhammadnurirfanzulkefli6128 6 месяцев назад

@@cooldudesunny007 Dont know if you still need the answer but running the docker command with portainer_data will automatically create the portainer_data volume. If you have created a volume prior to running the command, the volume will exist, just not being used by the portainer container. You can see this under your environment > volumes in portainer dashboard. Hope this helps!

@dolex161 Год назад

Yio been doing this and it's great 😃 I didn't have to throw out all my knowledge or containers, but It made docker easier to learn 😎

@kylegaijin 4 месяца назад

Abbey's enthusiasm is contagious.

@dv6000hp Год назад

Just getting into docker, love your channel. And yes...more of Abby!

@arghyl Год назад

Yes!! I love portainer! I am using it on a raspberry pi running a few services. Great video Chuck!

@jrmoodi3 5 месяцев назад

She's delightful, love to see her more on the channel ... 👏🏿

@8cyber.muse8 Год назад

As an olf follower of your content, it's amazing to see how you've evolved from your earlier days content. Calling for a reflection video. :)

@pilotjasen1380 Год назад

I've started using docker earlier this year and I love it. I'm currently running it on 2 Raspberry Pi machines (3/4), an ODROID XU4, and 2 VMs. Both VMs are Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS and Fedora Server 36. I did notice something, potentially mistype, on the recent video. It appears the "portainer_stuff" wasn't part of the portainer create command. I wonder what else Mr. Chuck would do with this amazing docker Portainer lab. Keep it up Mr. Chuck.

@Darkk6969 Год назад

I've noticed that too but I think he was demonstrating that you can create persistent storage on it's own. I usually use the one liner command to create the container along with persistent storage so it can be repeatable whenever I upgrade it.

@robpalomo Год назад

Been using portainer for years on my homelab and gotta say I love that thing. You should also try Yatch.... very good

@rustin6255 Год назад

😍 I've been using Portainer for 4 months now and slowly getting my company to use it as well, so happy you making this video to get more people using portainer

@dominiqueliebens4615 Год назад

using docker now for 4 years and always used portainer. Very useful indeed

@haffizhissham 11 месяцев назад

Thank you! this made me managing docker accross multiple hosts became easier!

@matsunimuro 11 месяцев назад

Really enjoying you content. Found you through CBT. Been watching your channel since.

@ginosavarino7128 Год назад

Installing this as soon as I get home!!!

@pedroleite2182 8 месяцев назад

Thank you @NetworkChuck for being the best professor that I've had online. You're funny, you're interesting and you're passionate! Keep on rocking and drinking that amazing coffee of yours !!

@tomwhit1982 Год назад

I started following you guys not long back as im a bit of an old school Infrastructure engineer just using base virtualisation. This has given me a second wind to enjoy "stuff" again and docker etc... is doing that. I need to work on my beard though 🤣

@tl1897 Год назад

portainer was the first container i installed, when starting with docker. followed by nginx. And now I build my own containers for my purposes. Docker is so freaking easy.

@Tzok008 Год назад

Great news :D Ty Chuck !

@pinglocalhost Год назад

Nice tip/trick, she did using ctrl+a to get back at the beginning of the line on the terminal. I have been using the left arrow ⬅️ 🤯. Kudos to your wife. She did a great. It was hilarious when she's circled environments on the left. 🙃

@ZubinHenner Год назад

Another handy shortcut is `!!` which means "the entire last command". So you could also do `sudo !!`.

@MT-cc2fz Год назад

Hey Chuck! Good Video. I'll be trying this out. btw, do you have any tutorials on kickstart, specifically snippets?

@ricardomlourenco Год назад

Your guys are so sweet together man. Congrats! I wish my wife had interest in my computer things like that!

@tomatdoras Год назад

I usually use portainer however giving Yacht a go. I know it's not an eggs to eggs comparison but yacht and caprover is all I need!

@zelenchuk.serhii Год назад

It's crazy awesome!!! Thanks!!! I'm already try this ))

@justinharte5473 Год назад

Love your content! Currently becoming an IT in the Navy and these videos help me with my own lab!

@Ethorbit Год назад

Sounds epic, good luck!

@MrEddibear Год назад

hey chuck great video, although at the start you created the directory portainer_stuff but in your docker run command you listed it as portainer_data. just for anyone following along, name your directory portainer_data and then the run command will work.

@AllahomAnsorGaza Год назад

yea i noticed that too :D

@chrisfahie2767 Год назад

Thank you so much bro. Sending virtual hugs. Worked like a charm ;-)

@Asherstitusworld Год назад

Super video Chuck your videos are awesome And informative Chuck

@GGR3244 8 месяцев назад

I'm glad I found this video. I thought I had seen all your docker videos but somehow missed this one. I know I'm a year late but I think it's really cool that you put Abby in the the videos and it would be cool to see here in more. The faces she makes is hilarious but it reminds me of my wife when I start with all the tech talk around her.

@holycrimpsauce Год назад

My favorite part (other than learning a new cool tool) was the really long line pointing to “environments“.

@corewarrior Год назад

Abbie did well! Have been wondering about Portainer. Thanks

@victorshane4134 Год назад

I actually never used CLI for Docker. I discovered Portainer and jumped right into docker at the same time. Was a little hard to get through the first couple of steps but right now i have everything i want. I connected some NFS volumes to the Docker, use that as persistent storage etc. Cool stuff and way easier than CLI

@paolomedallon Год назад

absolutely loving your videos. can you do one with Terraform? I find it easier to understand tools with you explaining it.

@PMEP12 Год назад

I'd recommend Hashicorp Nomad over Portainer to anyone. Portainer has a few bugs that can become a headache like an entire stack will crash if you try to add a new service. Or having to add each image source as a registry before you can free pull (even using the advanced option). It also lacks features like pulling artefacts directly into the container from remote sources like Git.

@Noble569 6 месяцев назад

Dammit Chuck you did it again Bruh! Supper Simple and Fun. Thanks so much... 🙏

@Arashi1138 Год назад

Definitely going to try Portainer out. Been slowly getting into Docker for my local dev and ready to get my feet wet with putting this to production. And yes, moar Abby needed :D

@bhaskarn6603 Год назад

Portainer can be a good stuff for beginners and tiny home network running few services. I still feel the need of a terminal although portainer dose a good job. For enterprise i still prefer managed services or something that supports IaC

@hunkydory1862 Год назад

Thanks for sharing. I will definitely be using this instead of docker desktop

@alanjrobertson Год назад

Oh yeah, Portainer is fantastic - I've been using it since I got into Docker! Nice recent UI refresh on it too.

@darkventhead581 Год назад

Why would you want to do it over wireguard? The edge key IS encryption. Is this not secure enough for you? Is your initial purpose security? Or is this a "because i can" scenario? If that's the case. It seems Edge connects over standard FQDN:PORT. Providing DNS is set to resolve internal DNS addresses. It should work fine over wireguard (or any other VPN) .

@martindebes7070 5 месяцев назад

Hey @NetworkChuck! Love your video's. Very comprehensive and fun to watch. This question might interest you as an enthousiastic network guy: Is it possible to have containers see each other or 'share' a virtual network in different 'environments' like some sort of vlan construction? And is that possible to setup with portainer?

@briank8525 Год назад

awesome video and instruction. Took me under 6 mins to get everything setup and running. I did not install the test nginx docker. I installed locally on a intel nuc I have running pop-os.

@The-Cyber-Center Год назад

can you make a video where you showcase how to setup vaild self signed certs on pihole with HSTS on them with a waf in the middle

@chceszbyc Год назад

I am using Portainer in my OMV server. Beautiful thing!

@kirksteinklauber260 Год назад

Nice video!!! And now the logical step to see portainer managing a K3s cluster. Can you do a cool with coffee video about this topic?

@Substics Год назад

Another cool looking vid!

@Pot3n Год назад

I am very lucky that I have seen your this video. Thanks a lot!

@MattAllmeida Год назад

Chuck, I'm starting to do my own stack templates to people deploy on portainer with one click and use variables for absolute no brainer in deploying an app. Even used stacks instead of compose to really ramp up the potencial of portainer. The more amazing thing is that instead of Nginx, traefik is configured so you can change things with containers and compose runnings without restating. The name is one-click-stacks. PS: don't even need to download the composes since portainer supports .json tempplates, so you really need a copy and paste the link in the templates and its ready to go.