Now your success matters to me.
I wanna ensure that you get the most out of this course.
And for that, there are a couple of things to keep in mind
and to be aware of.
Most importantly of course it's a video on the Mind course,
you should watch the videos,
but watch them at your own pace at your own speed.
Watch these video player controls,
which you find in the video player to speed me up
if I'm going too slow, or too slow me down
if I'm going too fast,
really make it your course and watch it at your pace.
You can also pause a video from time to time or rewind,
if something isn't clear immediately.
Darker can be a complex topic
and therefore it's perfectly normal that you might have
to do something like that.
In addition, I can recommend that you Code along.
We're not going to write that much code to be honest,
but we're going to write configuration files
and we're going to run hundreds of containers.
And I can only recommend that you follow along
with these examples that you write
the same configuration files I do,
and that you also try running these containers.
If I'm going too fast as I mentioned,
pause the video to then code along and then unpause
once you try something out.
Maybe sometimes even pause ahead of time
and try something we're about to do together
on your own first.
This might be a great practice as well,
and I can only encourage you to do that from time to time
to ensure that you really get the most out of this course.
In addition, of course also make sure you Repeat Concepts
from time to time.
It's a huge course with a lot of sections,
and after a couple of hours it's easy
to forget something which you learned earlier.
So don't feel bad if you wanna dive back in
into an earliest section or maybe in some lectures
of that earlier section, once you advanced a bit more.
This something which can make sense to ensure
that you really don't forget what we learned
and that you can always apply all the key concepts
when you need them.
Of course sometimes you also might be stuck
and we do have a Q and A section,
which you can also use to ask if you're facing any errors
or anything like that.
I also however recommend that you do use Google
and Stackoverflow because often you can get
a quick answer there if something is unclear
or if you're facing some error and that might simply
be faster than waiting for a response here.
And you might also find other examples,
which help you understand a certain concept even better.
Last but not least as I mentioned,
there is a Q and A section,
and you can always ask there if you're stuck,
but I do encourage you that you don't just ask there,
but that you also answer help your fellow students
because you will learn way more if you do that.
If you help others you are challenged to think
about a certain problem and to solve it,
and that is where you learn the most.
So I can absolutely recommend that you do this as well,
and if you keep all these things in mind and try using these
different things throughout this course,
you will get the most out of this course.
And with that let's now dive right into Docker
and let's start digging a bit deeper
into images and containers.