Docker is often lauded as a tool for deploying and running applications - but it's also extremely useful for your local development process. Whether you've never used Docker, or you've been using it for a while but aren't quite sure how it all actually works, this talk will give you an in-depth understanding of Docker and how to use it locally. We'll cover creating your own Dockerfiles, building, tagging and pushing images, running containers, networking multiple containers with Docker Compose and debugging your setup.

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Philip Sharp at 11:11 on 27 Jul 2018

Really useful information about how to get started with Docker. A good level of detail for beginners. Very succesful live coding!

Very Well Done. Thank you for coming and the talk was very informative.

Technical issues not withstanding, this was a great talk full of useful information. I especially appreciated the focus on `docker compose`, as far too many people think of containers as just a variant on VMs.

Saresa Smith at 16:03 on 27 Jul 2018

Nice intro to Docker, easy to follow for beginners!

This talk is THE talk I came for. I've always struggled to see what the point of Docker was. "I can run the exact same image in development and production, but if I develop, I will be changing that image, so what's the point?"

I've got a much clearer picture of it now.

Jenny J at 10:41 on 28 Jul 2018

Docker makes a lot more sense to me now, I felt like my knowledge of docker grew by leaps and bounds during this talk.

TJ McKenzie at 11:22 on 28 Jul 2018

Very well done, with useful information for docker beginners.

Jason at 22:27 on 17 Aug 2018

This was a good introduction to Docker. Thank you!