Tag: Docker

#DockerDays Day 3- Networking in Docker

In the previous part of the #DockerDays Series, we learned to run our first container. We also learned how to run a container and connect it from the host machine. As mentioned in the closing comments of the last part, so far we have worked on a single container environment. What happens when you have multiple containers running … Continue reading #DockerDays Day 3- Networking in Docker

Docker Days

Docker is an open-source containerization platform that allows developers to package applications into containers. Containers are standard executable components that package the application and its dependencies required to run in any environment. This series of blog posts aims to familiarize with different concepts involving docker and working with them. Day 1 : Introduction to Docker Concepts … Continue reading Docker Days

#DockerDays Day 2- Running your first Container

In the previous part of this series, we familiarized ourselves with different concepts involving Docker. In this part of the series, we will look into some of the basic commands and run our first container. The first step of course would be to install Docker on your PC. We will be using a Windows Host … Continue reading #DockerDays Day 2- Running your first Container

#DockerDays Day 1 – Introduction to Docker Concepts

Docker has been around for a long time now. Honestly, I am one of the very few who have started using Dockers only recently. In this series of short blogs, I am attempting to document my own understanding of various things involving docker. Do note that this is not an in-depth analysis, but one that … Continue reading #DockerDays Day 1 – Introduction to Docker Concepts

MongoDb, Docker and Compass

The other day I struggled a bit in setting up MongoDb in a docker container and then connecting it with Compass - the MongoDb client. That's when I thought I would document the knowledge here so that anyone else who run into similar problems could look into it (and also in case I forget later, … Continue reading MongoDb, Docker and Compass