Comparing Docker Containers to Virtual MachinesComparing Docker Containers to Virtual Machines

In this GNS3 video, David Bombal explains what makes Docker so popular.

David Bombal

March 16, 2017

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Docker, one of the hottest technologies today, is now supported by the GNS3 network simulation platform. In this video, part of a GNS3 series, David Bombal provides an overview of Docker and explains how Docker containers compare to virtual machines. He shows how Docker's architectural differences enable efficiency.

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David Bombal

David Bombal

Author and instructorDavid Bombal is an author and instructor at GNS3 and O'Reilly Media. He creates worldwide instructor-led and self-paced video training on new and emerging technologies such as SDN. He's involved in multiple SDN and OpenFlow projects which include both open source as well as commercial SDN controllers. His YouTube channel has more than 1 million views. Bombal holds numerous certifications, including CCIE #11023 (Emeritus). He's designed, implemented and managed networks ranging from single sites to those that span 50 countries.

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