Lets understand containers | 5 simple steps to create a docker container 

Lets understand containers | 5 simple steps to create a docker container
#containers #containervsvirtualmachines #dockers #itkfunde
Containers vs VirtualMachines Vs Physical Machine - 0:27
What are Containers - 1:42
Benefits of Containers - 2:39
Understanding Containers with Fish Aquarium Example - 3:52
How to create a container image using Docker - 6:28
Hi Friends, I am Anshul Tiwari and welcome to our youtube channel ITkFunde.
About this video -
In this video let us understand containers. Application containers are fast becoming a new norm to package, deploy and ship applications across platforms seamlessly.
Before we understand containers, we need to understand the basic difference between a physical machine, a virtual machine and a container.
Physical machines can host only a single environment and application whereas virtual machines with the help of Hypervisor technology can host multiple VMs on top of the same hardware. Every virtual machine has its own Guest OS running on top of HOST OS.
Containers, although work on virtualization concept is very different from a VM in the sense that a container does not, has its own OS, it directly runs on HOST OS which makes containers very lightweight compared to VMs.
Benefits of Containers -
1) Logical Packaging
2) Containers are faster than VMs
3) Less Memory Intensive
4) Easy to deploy
5) Reduce delivery time
6) Help Dev and IT Ops
7) Fewer Bugs
5 steps to create a docker container -
Step 1 - Develop Application
Step 2 - Create a Docker File
Step 3 - Build a Docker Image
Step 4 - Build a Docker Container
Step 5 - Push to Docker Hub
Credits and Free Resources -
docker-curriculum.com/
docs.docker.com/docker-hub/
cloud.google.com/containers/
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