The Complete Practical Docker Guide - Docker Server

The video tutorial explains the Docker client and server, detailing how the client connects to the server to execute commands. It covers the Docker version output, highlighting the importance of API and Golang versions. The tutorial also discusses Docker's architecture, including its processes like Container D and Run C, and compares Docker's operation on MacOS and Ubuntu. Finally, it introduces the concept of Docker host, setting the stage for the next lesson.

What is the primary function of the Docker client?

• To manage Docker images

• To connect to the Docker daemon and send commands

• To create Docker containers

• To monitor Docker performance

Which version information is crucial for Docker client-server communication?

• Golang version

• OS architecture

• Build date

• API version

What is the role of the Docker init process?

• To allocate resources to containers

• To monitor Docker performance

• To start the Docker server

• To manage Docker images

How does Docker run on Mac OS?

• Directly on the Mac OS kernel

• Using a special Mac OS Docker engine

• Through a Windows virtual machine

• By creating a small Linux virtual machine

What is the difference between Docker installations on Ubuntu and Mac OS?

• Ubuntu requires a Windows VM

• Ubuntu uses a virtual machine, Mac OS does not

• Mac OS uses Docker Desktop with a Linux VM, Ubuntu installs directly

• Both use Docker Desktop