Dockerize it stop living in the past and embrace the future
summary
Shows Docker replacing local installs by building a tiny Node server, exposing port 3000, mounting the source as a volume and running ngrok from a container; live-edit required rebuilding until the mount fix. Demonstrates running Graylog and the ELK-style stack as containers. Recommends tiny base images—Alpine cuts images from ~600 MB to ~12 MB—run one process per container, avoid root, prefer managed orchestration like Kubernetes (Google runs ~3,300 containers/sec, ~2 billion/week), use Docker Compose for dev and Alpine Linux for minimal images.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 3:45Install Nodes inside a Container
- 28:51Replication Controller
- 31:55Replication Controllers
- 40:39Avoid Running Containers
- 41:00Security Best Practices
- 44:21When To Decide When To Use a Vm versus a Container
- 45:03Why Did Coding the Comm Switch from Containers to Vm
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