Docker By Example
Docker is really cool, and certainly a technology worth knowing. To follow along with the tutorials below, copy the code from https://github.com/rschuetzler/docker-by-example/.
Docker by Example: Getting started
Why Docker? Containers are a useful tool in deploying and developing applications. They’re like mini virtual machines that can each run an individual application. In these tutorials, we’ll walk through what Docker is and how to work with it. Installing Docker You can download Docker from https://docs.docker.com/
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Docker by Example: A simple container
💡This tutorial, and the others in this series, use files that you can access from https://github.com/rschuetzler/docker-by-example/. Click the green Code button, then download and unzip the file on your computer to get started. In the docker-by-example files (see note above), navigate in your terminal into the
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Docker by Example: Web app containers
💡This tutorial, and the others in this series, use files that you can access from https://github.com/rschuetzler/docker-by-example/. Click the green Code button, then download and unzip the file on your computer to get started. Open up the 2-node-app folder (in your text editor and in your terminal)
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Docker by Example: Cleaning up
💡This tutorial assumes you have done the previous two tutorials in this series to create images and run containers. If you haven’t done that, you probably won’t see anything from the commands below Like I mentioned in the previous tutorial, closing the docker terminal process with CTRL+C (3x) doesn’t
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Docker by Example: Persisting data with Volumes
💡This tutorial, and the others in this series, use files that you can access from https://github.com/rschuetzler/docker-by-example/. Click the green Code button, then download and unzip the file on your computer to get started. Open up the 4-persisting-with-volumes folder (in your text editor and in your terminal)
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Docker by Example: Named Volumes
💡This tutorial, and the others in this series, use files that you can access from https://github.com/rschuetzler/docker-by-example/. Click the green Code button, then download and unzip the file on your computer to get started. In the last tutorial, we used bind mounts to connect our code directory
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Docker by Example: Docker Compose
💡This tutorial, and the others in this series, use files that you can access from https://github.com/rschuetzler/docker-by-example/. Click the green Code button, then download and unzip the file on your computer to get started. Open the folder 6-docker-compose in your code editor and terminal. Now that you’ve
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