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Sahil Bondre
Sahil Bondre

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๐Ÿ‹ Docker Cheat Sheet [PDF + Infographic]

Dockerย is a fantastic tool designed to make it easier to create, deploy, and run applications by using containers.

Here's a cheat-sheet to help you remember common docker commands.

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starpebble

Nice series. Keep going! The guides like a lighthouse in fast moving water because the tool chain is experiencing a growth spurt. IMHO, feels like the tool chain is transitioning away from old ways of making apps.

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Sahil Bondre

Totally agree with you man!

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Chris Ford

Very cool, man. I stared your repo. :)

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Sahil Bondre

Thanks a lot man. How's it going? ๐Ÿ˜ƒ

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Chris Ford

It's going good. I dig the Git cheat sheet as well.

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Sahil Bondre

Cool! I've started getting my hands dirty in devops recently it's really fun.

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Johnny Navarro

Looks nice! I have a question, I haven't worked with Docker before. Is there any starting resource you would recommend? Thanks!

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Sahil Bondre

Here's is how I went about. I think that before learning about what a thing is, it is necessary to learn the 'why' of the thing. Why docker exists? Why did they build it?
I started with this and this talk on DevOps. These don't teach you docker but give you a feel for the need of docker.
Then I did this free course on freeCodeCamp.
After that, I just stopped doing any courses and just tried building and breaking stuff myself. ๐Ÿ˜„

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Johnny Navarro • Edited

Thanks for your reply! I will check out the resources you linked. I totally agree with you, it' just that there appears to be a lot of resources on Docker and DevOps I had no idea where to start so I wanted to ask someone with experience on it. Thanks again!