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Exercise: Check on Your Images

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    In this Jekyll Website -example, you can practice rendering this lesson website on your -computer using the Jekyll static website generator in a Docker -container. Rendering the website in a container avoids a complicated -software installation; instead of installing Jekyll and all the other -tools needed to create the final website, all the work can be done in -the container. Additionally, when you no longer need to render the -website, you can easily and cleanly remove the software from your -computer.

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    Positives and negatives


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      Jekyll Website Example -

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      In this Jekyll Website -example, you can practice rendering this lesson website on your -computer using the Jekyll static website generator in a Docker -container. Rendering the website in a container avoids a complicated -software installation; instead of installing Jekyll and all the other -tools needed to create the final website, all the work can be done in -the container. Additionally, when you no longer need to render the -website, you can easily and cleanly remove the software from your -computer.

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      GitHub Actions Example


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    4. Creating Containers on the Cloud
    5. Container Orchestration
    6. About
    7. Using Docker with Github Actions
    8. Using Docker with Jekyll - Containers Used in Generating this Lesson

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    12. Creating Containers on the Cloud
    13. Container Orchestration
    14. About
    15. Using Docker with Github Actions

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    Examples of Using Container Images in Practice

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    Objectives

    workflow.

    You may choose one or more of the following examples to practice using containers.

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    Jekyll Website Example -

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    In this Jekyll Website -example, you can practice rendering this lesson website on your -computer using the Jekyll static website generator in a Docker -container. Rendering the website in a container avoids a complicated -software installation; instead of installing Jekyll and all the other -tools needed to create the final website, all the work can be done in -the container. Additionally, when you no longer need to render the -website, you can easily and cleanly remove the software from your -computer.

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    GitHub Actions Example


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    Key Points