DevOps Classroom notes 03/Oct/2024

Docker Installation

  • For Guided creation of ec2 instance watch classroom recording
  • Docker installation
    • Simplest
      bash
      curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com -o install-docker.sh
      sh install-docker.sh
    • NOw add the current user to docker group
      “`
    • </ul>
      <h1>sudo usermod -aG docker $USER</h1>
      sudo usermod -aG docker ubuntu
      “`

  • When we install docker the following components will be installed
    • docker ce (docker daemon)
    • docker ce cli (docker client)
    • containerd
    • docker compose
    • docker buildx

Docker Package based installation


Docker Images

  • Docker images have tags which represent versions. If you don’t pass tag, docker will assume it to be latest
docker pull nginx
  • Docker images from docker hub
    • official images <application>:<tag>
    • community images organization/application:tag
    • private images <username>/application:tag

Docker container creation modes

  • Attached/Foreground
  • Detached
  • interactive termninal: you want to get into shell while creating container

Execution in running contianers

  • Docker has a command called as exec
  • We can use exec to run a command inside container
  • we can also use exec in an interactive way
docker container exec -it nginx2 /bin/bash


Observations:

  • Inside containers, the PID 1 is the application startup
  • Container will have its own process tree
  • Contianer will have its own network, diskmounts, CPU and RAM allocated
  • Restrictions can be placed on RAM and CPU
  • Inside containers we have its own set of users
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