Containers and Podman for beginners | Into the Terminal 154

Containers are linux! But linux skills don’t necessarily prepare you for working with containers. Containers are a great way to package up your workloads, but they require a change in how you think about developing your code and deploying your application. How do you build a container? How do you put your application into that container? And what do you have to think about when working with containers that you wouldn’t with a standard linux server? In today’s episode we’re going back to basics, and talking about containers! Whether its docker or podman, you’ll be able to take these principles and put them into action.

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00:00 Introduction to Podman and Containers
00:54 Exploring Podman Desktop
03:13 Working with Container Images
04:00 Running and Managing Containers
06:18 Command Line Interface and Advanced Usage
07:39 Database Container Demo
16:31 Building Custom Container Images
20:46 Understanding Container Layers and Base Images
25:53 Live Demo: Building a Container
29:36 Building and Tagging a Local Image
31:14 Running and Managing Containers
32:31 Rootless Containers and Permissions
37:40 Running a Custom Application in a Container
39:42 Copying Files into a Container
41:12 Continuous Integration and Automation
48:00 Running and Troubleshooting Containers
50:24 Podman vs Docker and Advanced Features