I read Docker / Kubernetes Practical Container Development Introduction, so make a note.
It was a good book that you can actually move your hands and try in the order of Docker → Docker Compose → Kubernetes.
As the title suggests, the content is conscious of practice, and you can learn the knowledge to actually operate it with an organic connection.
I used to go directly into the container with exec and do my best to set up, but by reading this book, I'm googled though it is basic for operating the container, such as that it should be done with Dockerfile. I learned a lot that I wouldn't immediately notice if it was just
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