Docker for the Absolute Beginner - Hands-On - Getting Started with Docker

The video tutorial introduces Docker's two editions: Community and Enterprise. The Community Edition is free and available on various platforms, while the Enterprise Edition offers additional features at a cost. The tutorial focuses on installing Docker on a Linux system, with options for Mac and Windows users to either use a Linux VM or Docker Desktop. A demo on installing Docker on Linux is provided.

What is a key difference between Docker's Community and Enterprise editions?

• Enterprise edition is open-source.

• Community edition is only available on Windows.

• Enterprise edition includes additional features and support.

• Community edition is paid, Enterprise is free.

What is one of the features included in Docker's Enterprise edition?

• Universal control plane

• Unlimited containers

• Built-in video tutorials

• Free cloud storage

On which platforms is Docker Community edition available?

• Only on cloud platforms

• Only on Linux

• Linux, Mac, Windows, AWS, and Azure

• Only on Mac and Windows

What is the recommended way to get started with Docker on Mac or Windows?

• Use Docker Desktop for Mac or Windows

• Use Docker on a Chromebook

• Install a Linux VM using VirtualBox

• Install Docker on a Raspberry Pi

What should you do if you want to use Docker on Mac or Windows without a VM?

• Use a Docker-compatible browser

• Install Docker on a Linux server

• Use a cloud-based Docker service

• Install Docker Desktop