#DOCKER

ዛሬ ስለ Docker የሆነ ነገር ልንላችሁ ወደድን።

አብረን እንቆይ🥰

Docker ምንድን ነው?

በቀላሉ እንድንረዳው አንድ senario እንውሰድ።

እናንተ እቃወችን ወደተለያዩ የዓለም ክፍሎች የሚያዘዋውር company ባለቤት ናችሁ እንበል። (እንበል ነው ያልን😊 ደግሞ ማን ያውቃል ብትሆኑስ💪)

💭 ድሮ container ከመምጣቱ በፊት
➢ የተለያዩ እቃወችን (like tv, pc, clothes, food...) ለብቻቸው ይታሸጉ ነበር።
➢ ማውረድ እና መጫን ከባድ ነበር።
➢ በtransport ጊዜም እቃወች ሊቀላቀሉም ሊሰበሩም ይችላሉ።
➢ ለእቃዎቹም የተለያዩ መኪናዎች ያስፈልጉ ነበር። እና ስራችሁ በጣም ከባድና አሰልቺ ነበር።

💭 አሁን ግን container የሚባል ሁሉንም ነገሮች ሊይዝልን የሚችል እቃ በመምጣቱ ሁሉንም እቃዎች standard-sized በሆነ አቅሙ እንዲይዛቸውና በቀላሉ transport እንድናደርግ ያስችላል።

የሚገርመው ግን ያን container ትልቅ መኪናም ውስጥ ጫኑት፣ የሆነ መርከብ የሚይዘው ቦታ ተመሳሳይ ነው።

Docker እነዚህ container-ኦች በአግባቡ መርከቡ ውስጥ እንዲጫኑና የተፈለጉበት ቦታ እንዲደርሱ የሚያደርግ system ነው።

ስለዚህ application-ኣችሁን እንደ እቃወቹ፤ Docker Container-ኦችን ደግሞ እንደ መርከቡ container-ኦች እና Dockerን ደግሞ እንደ system ማሰብ እንችላለን።

ለተለያዩ operating system-ኦች የምንሰራቸውን application-ኦች አንዴ ሰርተን በdocker container ካስቀመጥን በኋላ ድጋሜ መስራት ሳይጠበቅብን መጠቀም እንችላለን። container-ኡን መኪናም ላይ መርከብም ላይ ብንጭነው ተመሳሳይ እንደ ሆነ ሁሉ።

📌 የDocker ጥቅሞች በጣም ብዙ ሲሆኑ ለምሳሌ:-

➺ Application Packaging
➺ Simplified Development & Testing
➺ CI/CD Automation
➺ Microservices Architecture
➺ Environment Isolation
➺ Cloud Deployment
እና የመሳሰሉትን መጥቀስ ይቻላል።

📌 Docker እስካሁን ድረስ በsoftware development እና DevOps engineers ተወዳጅና ተመራጭ ነው።

✨ ሙሉ installation የሚፈልግ ሰው ከ10 በላይ ከሆነ እንለቃለን። የምትፈልጉ comment ጋ እንፈልጋለን እያላችሁ ጻፉልን።

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Hey Nebil! 👋

Thanks for being here with us on the Code Biruh Podcast.
We’re excited to hear about your journey in the tech world!

We’d love to ask you a few questions about your experiences — especially around internships and the work you’re currently doing.

Interviewee

Nice to meet you. I am willing to answer any questions you have to the best of my knowledge. Ask away.

Interviewer

Well.Can you share your programming journey, starting from where you began learning to program to your current position?

Interviewee

Ok here goes...
I started my programming journey upon my entry to University. I learned python in my first semester and C++ in my second semester. But as you probably know most of what we learn from lectures is not applicable to real projects (besides the syntax). So I searched for different roadmaps for software developers and decided on web development. I started learning HTML and CSS which took me about 2-3 months I think (CSS was hard for me). Then I went directly to javanoscript to complete basic frontend technologies. Thankfully, Javanoscript's syntax was similar to C++ (counting out the DOM), so it was a little bit easier. I spent a lot of time on javanoscript though since I knew it would be the basis for most of the development I would be doing in the future. Then I started learning React library, since it is the most popular library for frontend development. In general, frontend development took me about a year to finally say I can build stuff by myself now. Besides this, I also learned git for version control (at least the basics). Then, I took a break from learning to work on a project, where I applied everything I learned.

After frontend, I started learning backend development with node.js (since I already know javanoscript). and it was easier for me compared to frontend development (since it doesn't involve CSS ). During this time, I was also taking Database course in Uni, so it worked well with it. After that, I built a couple of projects combining both frontend and backend. And that's it. Besides this, I took Mobile development as a course in which I learned Flutter. In its entirety, it took me about 3 years, I am now in my 4th year.

Interviewer

That's an inspiring learning journey so far!

Let me ask you this:
Have you taken on any freelance work or real-world projects beyond school assignments or sample tasks?

And also, have you ever joined any structured learning programs or received a scholarship to study programming? For instance, programs like ALX’s front-end development track or perhaps you've enrolled in any paid courses instead of relying only on free resources?

Interviewee

1. Yeah, I have worked on one freelance project I got through a referral by a friend.
2. No, all of my learning experience have been with free courses from youtube, freecodecamp, codeacademy etc.

Interviewer

Well.What was that freelance work and do you have a team to work with?

Interviewee

It was an e-learning platform where teachers teach students live. We worked with my friend as a duo - frontend and backend. I worked on the backend.

Interviewer

Wow, that is great! How much were you paid? Btw, are you in AASTU or ASTU?

Interviewee

I'm in ASTU.
I mentioned it in past tense but we aren't exactly finished with the project and since it is our first time, we didn't agree on any payment beforehand. We just wanted to have experience with freelance work and connection for future projects. But I am still hoping we get paid though

Interviewer

Thank you so much for taking the time and being willing to share your journey with us and our audience!

Interviewee

No problem

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