The Complete Practical Docker Guide - Connecting to the Linux Server Remotely Via SSH

The video tutorial explains how to connect to a Docker container using SSH, detailing the process of setting up a connection, authenticating it, and handling key fingerprints. It also covers general tips for SSH connections, including using default ports and connecting to virtual private servers. The tutorial further explores connecting as a root user, setting up a password, and configuring SSH to allow root access. Finally, it introduces utilities like cURL and WGET for downloading resources from the internet.

What command is used to connect to a Docker container via SSH?

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What is the purpose of specifying a custom port when connecting to a Docker container?

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What does 'localhost' resolve to in terms of IP address?

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What should you do if you want to connect as the root user remotely?

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What is the significance of the SSH key fingerprint during the connection process?

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How can you verify if the SSH service is running on your server?

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What are the two utilities mentioned that can be used to download resources from the Internet?

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