In my last post of this series, we discussed what happens behind the scenes in containers, created them manually (without using Docker), and realized how miserably long it would take for us to create just a bare-minimum of what could be called a con...
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This is a very cool piece Tanvi Priyadarshini.
I started docker early today and thus far, I have been really enjoying it.
Plus, I love the fact that I can name my containers from your article. It's really cool.
Just to add a little, when the run command is used, it's creates a container from th on an image, the docker daemon performs twothings which are to create a container using the sspecified image and start the container as well.
I'm anticipating more of this series.
Iroegbu Iroegbu
Software developer, Computer Scientist.
This is really easy to get anybody started. Very well written and straightforward. With a subtle explanation of the difference between images and containers (confuses many people).