I've written comprehensive guide to docker, for someone who has no idea what it is to be able to answer advanced interview questions after reading it. check it out if you find this interesting )
[https://medium.com/@sjolbordi/comprehensive-introductory-guide-to-docker-vms-and-containers-4e42a13ee103](https://medium.com/@sjolbordi/comprehensive-introductory-guide-to-docker-vms-and-containers-4e42a13ee103)
I’m not new at docker but I wish I started with this…
It seems complete, just the first list of _docker_ definitions make it worth it..
This is great. I really, really like it.
The only thing I would expand on in a sentence or two is that Linux containers are nothing new. You’re already mentioning that Docker makes it easier to work with containers without all the intricate knowledge, but it might be of interest to people new to this that containers in Linux has been around for a while.
Be sure to “clap” the article if you think it provides value, I’ll appreciate that, thanks )
You may want to proofread that. From a very cursory glance:
> allows you to manage *multiply* docker hosts. It lets you provision *multiply* virtual docker hosts locally
> As I *sad* before
Great resource! I wish that this existed when I started learning about docker.
P.S. There is a lot of “multiply” instead of “multiple” in the article. Maybe you have wrongly used find and replace for something.
https://youtu.be/bJ2PnVneTbk
A lot of copy pasted text passages…many biased information. Still the main issue is like all the 1000 other articles regarding docker:
A totally wrong misconception when someone should use docker an when not.
To me, a typical hipster article.
This is a great article. There are grammatical errors which may cause a little confusion but I appreciate how informative this article is overall. Thanks!