Linux containers 102: beyond the basics
summary
Explains how Linux container layers map to filesystems and demonstrates extract image layer to inspect and modify a problematic layer, then rebuild a new image so containers skip redoing work. Shows concrete Docker commands for running and committing containers, uses simple filters to pull specific files out of images, and walks through an example minimal app that runs in a container. Covers handling registries with an offline cache and a remote push/pull workflow.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:07Container basics recap
- 6:10Solving the layer issue
- 13:37Dockerfile for automation
- 19:44Minimal application setup
- 25:01Multi-stage builds
- 27:57Final tips and thanks
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