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620hun83707y@Prometheus The Docker website is a good start. Their docs are meh, but they give you some pointers to start out, then you can Google the rest. If you have any beginner question, I can help, because I dug my way through it a few weeks ago.
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Thanks.. I already read the docs. Searching for some beginner level tutorials.. like u said, i think we need to Google to form a complete understanding..
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620hun83707y@Ashkin @Prometheus Also, even tuts from 2016 are considered outdated, so be careful 🙄
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620hun83707y@dsteiner Simply speaking, a container is a disposable VM that can be run on most platforms without any further configuration. You set it up once, and it'll just work. It makes deployment very easy, because the container runs in the same Docker image, so there aren't any platform specific changes needed. It also makes development flexible, because you can throw away containers with a single command. So it's like having a camper van. You can drive it anywhere, and the inner setup will stay the same, you can sleep in the same bed, etc.
Containers.. Any suggestions about the good resources materials to learn ?
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