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We have just discussed the most important components of.

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And no.

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Let me quickly explain to you how those components interact with the Charles are using this diagram

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here on this diagram.

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You see Doc client and doctor client you could issue different commands like a dog or pool Docker you

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might.

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And so on.

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I have that you solved those commands in the previous lectures.

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Also next there was Dr. Celera that actually has multiple processors running and logger client communiques

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basically with Dr. Damon and Dr. Damon waits for commands from Dr. Klein.

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And afterwards Dr. Damon interacts with all the processes.

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For example it could interact with a container D process that will create new container based on specific

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image.

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There is set of images available locally.

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A doc or Sarah called local cash if specific in which you want to use for creation of container is not

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available in local cash.

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Then Dr. Damon goes to remote registry for example Docker Hub finds a specific image in that remote

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registry and the Lords it to local cash and only afterwards it creates new container based on that the

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law that image that's called doctor client interacts with Doc our server and how Doc our server specifically

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Dr. Damon interacts with a remote registry or creates new containers based on images located already

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here in local cache.

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Also under the hood there are a lot of hours or actions that happen when every new container is created.

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For example every container gets its own IP address.

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Also you file system layer is created for every container.

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Also new processes are started for every container every container has at least one process and all

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of that is managed by Docker engine by multiple processors actually that are running inside of Docker

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host.

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This all guides for this overview of different components of Docker like Dr. Klein took or hold Docker

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or Sara and so on.

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I hope you enjoyed this set of lectures.

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Basically we will get back to some of those components and later on I'll explain to you what is for

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example image and container in greater details.

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But for now that's all for this overview and that's all for this small section in the next section.

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Let's proceed and let's start exploring Docker commands one by one and we'll start from their very first

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basic commands like creation of the container based on specific image using Docker run command.

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I'll see you guys in the next section.

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Bye bye.