A crash course to the most important Docker concepts and their commands

christoffer noring
ITNEXT
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1 min readApr 28, 2019

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I’ve written this for you that just parachuted into a project that starts on Monday and it’s Friday afternoon and you’ve got 2 hours to spare and you’re like crap. I feel you, I’ve been there countless times. Don’t worry, by the time you’ve read this article you will have more knowledge of what goes on in the code and with Docker and especially what they are talking about in the meetings.

TLDR; this article is meant as a build up for this 5 part series on Docker. The idea is to convey how the wrong mindset can stop you from learning Docker properly. I convey this by telling my Story on how I learned Docker. If you are here to learn a ton of Docker and is not interested in hearing this story, that does contain a few useful commands, then click into the 5 part series as that’s probably more what you had in mind.

Still here? Great, story time.

This article has been moved to https://softchris.github.io/pages/docker-concepts.html

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