The video tutorial discusses Docker storage drivers, focusing on their role in managing the writable layer of containers. It explains that the top layer of a container is writable and how Docker's pluggable support allows for different storage drivers to be used. The tutorial also covers how Docker prioritizes which storage driver to use, ensuring efficient storage and management of images and containers.

What is the primary function of Docker storage drivers?

• To optimize CPU usage

• To manage network configurations

• To handle user authentication

• To write into the container's writable layer

Which layer in a Docker container is writable?

• The top layer

• All layers

• The middle layer

• The base layer

How does Docker support different storage drivers?

• By using cloud-based solutions

• By integrating with the operating system

• By using pluggable support

• Through a fixed set of drivers

What do storage drivers control in Docker?

• Storage and management of images and containers

• CPU allocation

• User permissions

• Network traffic

What determines which storage driver is used in Docker?

• The size of the container

• The type of application

• The number of users

• The priority list