Docker: What Every Angular Developer Should Know About It!
summary
Demonstrates Docker commands and Docker Compose actually used to reproduce a production-like stack locally: ng build served by EngineX (nginx) in a container, Node and ASP.NET Core microservices, Postgres and MongoDB databases, optional Redis cache, all wired by a docker-compose YAML file. The demo builds images, brings up multiple containers, serves the Angular app on localhost (port 8080/80) and works end-to-end, proving environment parity and fast redeploys.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:40Docker is the start
- 5:02The challenge
- 6:54What is Docker
- 9:23Docker Images
- 14:24Docker Hub
- 17:34Removing Images
- 20:47Running Nginx
- 22:29New Project
- 25:06Creating a Volume
- 28:31Removing Containers
- 30:11Microservices
- 31:29Benefits
- 37:02Example
- 37:59Repository
- 39:37Running Docker
- 40:36Creating a YAMO file
- 41:06Copy and Paste
- 42:14docker compose build
- 42:48docker build up
- 43:24real life example
- 48:18demo
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