The Complete Practical Docker Guide - Docker Desktop Overview

The video provides an overview of Docker Desktop, explaining how to view and manage running containers and images. It covers operations like stopping, restarting, and deleting containers, as well as managing Docker images. The video also discusses Docker's configuration settings and resource allocation, offering insights into how Docker Desktop can be used to monitor and control Docker environments effectively.

What can you find in the Docker Desktop dashboard?

• Running containers and their images

• Only exposed ports

• Only running containers

• Only container names

Which port is exposed by the Mongo Express container?

• 8080

• 5000

• 3000

• 8081

What happens when you open the CLI for a container?

• The container is stopped

• The container is restarted

• A new shell session is opened

• A new container is created

What does the Docker Compose 'down' command do?

• Stops and deletes containers

• Restarts containers

• Deletes containers only

• Stops containers only

What is the purpose of Docker Hub?

• To manage local containers

• To push repositories to a remote location

• To store local images

• To allocate resources

How much RAM is allocated to Docker by default?

• 8 GB

• 1 GB

• 4 GB

• 2 GB

What can you configure in the Docker Desktop settings?

• Only resource allocation

• Resources, file sharing, proxies, and network settings

• Only file sharing settings

• Only network settings