Instead of learning docker itself, look for a project you really like that offers a docker-based install and deploy that. It’ll usually take less than 20 lines of terminal commands. It’s a good start that gets you to feel the usefulness of docker, and the basics that you’ll need for most deploys.
Instead of learning docker itself, look for a project you really like that offers a docker-based install and deploy that. It’ll usually take less than 20 lines of terminal commands. It’s a good start that gets you to feel the usefulness of docker, and the basics that you’ll need for most deploys.