[ale] Does anyone have any experience actually running Docker?

[mrdougyoon at gmail.com (Douglas Yoon)]

I'm in the same boat (no pun intended). Actually, learning Kubernetes (a
docker container orchestration tool) has clarified the value of docker.

Try starting here:
Docker in 12 minutes (faster, if you play it at 1.5 speed):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFl2mCHdv24

Short video on Kubernetes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TOWLerX0Ps




On Thu, Apr 6, 2017 at 9:52 AM, Kyle Brieden <kyle at txmoose.com> wrote:

> So I keep hearing just how awesome and wonderful and life-changing Docker
> is, but no one online seems to want to actually tell me how to USE it.  All
> the documentation I've found thus far either:
>
> A) Makes assumptions about your environment, then fails to describe how to
> translate concepts to other environments
> B) Assumes you're already well versed in the basics, so starts at 80MPH
> C) Was written in 2014 or earlier
>
> I understand the concept, and I appreciate *why* containers are
> fundamentally different than VMs, I just want to be able to actually
> "Dockerize" an application.
>
> I just want a MySQL container, a uWSGI/Django container, and an Nginx
> container, but how do I go about getting those?  How do I get my code into
> that container?  Is anyone a docker expert or does anyone have a "0 to
> 45MPH docker crash course?"  I'm not looking for full out enterprise-ready
> production, here.  Just want to learn enough to get my app off the ground
> on my own docker host, then understand enough to push it up into something
> like AWS ECS or something.
>
> Thanks!
>
> ---
> Very respectfully,
> Kyle Brieden
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