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[2615.58 --> 2616.06] Oh, that's brutal. |
[2616.36 --> 2617.64] Oh, this is hard-sinking. |
[2618.80 --> 2620.24] And I think Christmas morning |
[2620.24 --> 2621.18] is maybe not the time |
[2621.18 --> 2621.80] to be troubleshooting. |
[2621.94 --> 2623.08] But what I ended up doing |
[2623.08 --> 2623.58] was just, |
[2623.70 --> 2623.90] okay, |
[2623.94 --> 2625.00] I'm going to start from scratch. |
[2625.08 --> 2625.78] It wasn't that hard |
[2625.78 --> 2628.16] to kind of build this thing. |
[2628.54 --> 2630.06] So I'm just going to |
[2630.06 --> 2631.44] delete the container |
[2631.44 --> 2632.86] and start it over again. |
[2632.86 --> 2635.44] And I had that aha moment |
[2635.44 --> 2636.54] that you just described, |
[2636.66 --> 2637.10] which was, |
[2637.44 --> 2639.24] brought the container up |
[2639.24 --> 2639.92] and then everything |
[2639.92 --> 2640.56] was identical |
[2640.56 --> 2642.10] to the way I had left it, |
[2642.14 --> 2643.16] except it was now working. |
[2643.48 --> 2645.02] And that was the lightbulb moment |
[2645.02 --> 2645.50] where I was like, |
[2645.84 --> 2645.96] oh, |
[2646.02 --> 2647.02] not only have I rescued |
[2647.02 --> 2647.90] my Christmas gift, |
[2648.10 --> 2650.54] but this is amazing. |
[2652.10 --> 2655.06] And it just then made me realize, |
[2655.18 --> 2655.48] okay, |
[2655.64 --> 2656.00] I'm, |
[2656.18 --> 2657.62] I got to do this everywhere. |
[2657.78 --> 2658.08] There's, |
[2658.24 --> 2658.92] there's no way |
[2658.92 --> 2660.72] that I don't want to be playing |
[2660.72 --> 2661.26] much, |
[2661.36 --> 2662.10] much more with this. |
[2662.10 --> 2663.30] I do have a few questions |
[2663.30 --> 2664.06] for each of you though. |
[2665.74 --> 2667.44] I was constantly wanting |
[2667.44 --> 2669.64] to use the tools |
[2669.64 --> 2671.66] that I've had for many years |
[2671.66 --> 2674.46] to try to interact somehow with, |
[2674.72 --> 2675.80] like for troubleshooting. |
[2675.92 --> 2676.10] I was like, |
[2676.14 --> 2676.28] okay, |
[2676.28 --> 2677.22] this thing's not working anymore. |
[2677.32 --> 2678.58] How do I troubleshoot this thing? |
[2678.64 --> 2679.76] And I know it's a whole world, |
[2680.30 --> 2682.20] but any like beginner tips |
[2682.20 --> 2683.22] on how to interact |
[2683.22 --> 2684.46] with these containers |
[2684.46 --> 2687.18] and how to make them easy, |
[2687.24 --> 2687.50] I guess. |
[2688.84 --> 2689.24] Right. |
[2689.24 --> 2690.56] I have a webpage |
[2690.56 --> 2692.86] over at perfectmediaserver.com, |
[2693.06 --> 2693.62] of course, |
[2694.04 --> 2694.80] which I'll put a link to |
[2694.80 --> 2695.48] in the show notes, |
[2695.76 --> 2696.36] which will hopefully |
[2696.36 --> 2697.18] take you through |
[2697.18 --> 2698.66] all of the basics |
[2698.66 --> 2700.44] of my ethos |
[2700.44 --> 2701.84] on why you should be |
[2701.84 --> 2703.14] thinking about using containers. |
[2703.48 --> 2703.92] Largely, |
[2704.00 --> 2704.88] it's a regurgitation |
[2704.88 --> 2706.06] of what Brent's just said. |
[2706.82 --> 2707.60] But then throughout |
[2707.60 --> 2708.40] the rest of the page, |
[2708.44 --> 2709.22] it talks about things |
[2709.22 --> 2710.48] like Docker Compose, |
[2710.70 --> 2712.16] where you get your containers |
[2712.16 --> 2713.20] from and why |
[2713.20 --> 2713.98] and how do you pick |
[2713.98 --> 2714.66] one over another |
[2714.66 --> 2715.84] and what about Podman |
[2715.84 --> 2716.96] and all those kinds of things. |
[2716.96 --> 2718.92] So if you have |
[2718.92 --> 2719.92] a bunch of questions, |
[2720.50 --> 2721.20] I would direct you |
[2721.20 --> 2721.86] to that page. |
[2722.56 --> 2723.78] I'll just say quickly, |
[2723.88 --> 2724.36] just to help you |
[2724.36 --> 2725.26] get your head around it, |
[2725.62 --> 2727.00] like you got to realize |
[2727.00 --> 2727.60] that it's own |
[2727.60 --> 2728.60] contained environment. |
[2728.74 --> 2729.72] So if you want to execute |
[2729.72 --> 2730.64] a command in there |
[2730.64 --> 2731.38] or something like that, |
[2731.52 --> 2732.38] you have to use |
[2732.38 --> 2734.20] the Docker command line tools |
[2734.20 --> 2735.54] to execute the command |
[2735.54 --> 2736.72] inside that container. |
[2736.98 --> 2737.78] The other thing |
[2737.78 --> 2738.66] that's kind of nice |
[2738.66 --> 2739.78] about Docker Compose, |
[2739.86 --> 2740.56] well, there's a lot of ways |
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