As stated above, I registered. I did not see access to services even after registering.
For the third time, how do I access the functionality shown in the video? Are you able to answer that question?
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As stated above, I registered. I did not see access to services even after registering.
For the third time, how do I access the functionality shown in the video? Are you able to answer that question?
Docker is a piece of software to run containers. There is no âfree tierâ with Docker, as in hosting.
On plain Linux you simply install docker-ce and use docker run
. docker-compose
is deprecated, use docker compose
instead, itâs a Docker CLI plugin, automatically installed when using the install script:
curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh
sudo sh get-docker.sh
On Mac and Windows you can use Docker Desktop, which is a GUI application. It will create a Linux VM to run Docker containers.
As @meyay wrote, it was not what I meant, but even if it were you shared the same URL without any more details.
I asked for the specific time in the video where you heard menitioning any provider.
What functionality. The page you linked contains a single video which is about creating a very basic container. There is no provider, no cloud, nothing in it. If you think there is, then you must see something different than we do. You have not shared what exactly you heard in the video. You have not shared where exactly you heard that in the video.
This is the video by the way:
It was created on 25th of March 2024. Not several years ago.
The Docker commands on my machine by the way even have a âcloudâ and an âoffloadâ subcommand, but âcloudâ is just an alias to âoffloadâ. So if anything, that is the Docker Clooud
» docker cloud --help
Usage: docker cloud COMMAND
Docker Cloud
Commands:
accounts Prints available accounts
diagnose Print diagnostic information
start Start a Docker Cloud session
status Show the status of the Docker Cloud connection
stop Stop a Docker Cloud session
version Prints the version
Run 'docker cloud COMMAND --help' for more information on a command.
ta@ta-mb-2 î° ~/test/html/static î°
» docker offload --help
Usage: docker offload COMMAND
Docker Offload
Commands:
accounts Prints available accounts
diagnose Print diagnostic information
start Start a Docker Offload session
status Show the status of the Docker Offload connection
stop Stop a Docker Offload session
version Prints the version
Run 'docker offload COMMAND --help' for more information on a command.
Docker also had other cload integrations indeed
https://docs.docker.com/retired/#docker-cloud-integrations
Docker Cloud integrations
Docker previously offered integrations for Amazonâs Elastic Container Service (ECS) and Azure Container Instances (ACI) to streamline container workflows. These integrations have been deprecated, and users should now rely on native cloud tools or third-party solutions to manage their workloads. The move toward platform-specific or universal orchestration tools reduced the need for specialized Docker Cloud integrations.You can still view the relevant documentation for these integrations in the Compose CLI repository.
But these commands are not mentioned in the video you linked. Since I never used them, I donât even remember what exactly those commands were. I knew we had a couple of topics about those here as well.
We do not know what funcionality you mean and you still have not answered to our questions that would help us understand it. An exact link to youtube might help, in case you see a different video for any reason. Or maybe you just shared the first page of the tutorial and clicked on the next steps. In that case, share the exact page where you saw the video. And also share the exact position of the video (minutes, seconds) where you heard about the functionality in question