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Up to this point in the course,

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we learn a lot about images and containers,

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And we got a very solid foundation

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for diving deeper into Docker

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and deeper into working with these concepts.

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Now in this module, we are going to explore

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how we can manage our data

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inside of images and containers.

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This might sound strange at first,

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because up to this point,

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we already had data in images and containers, right?

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We already had our code in there for example.

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Well, turns out there are different kinds of data,

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and up to this point,

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we're only able to manage one kind of data

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in our images and containers,

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and we'll face problems with the average kinds.

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We'll then, throughout this module,

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dive into how images and containers

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can manage data in different ways

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and how you can connect to different folders

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and much more and we'll specifically dive

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into a concept called volumes,

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which is built into Docker.

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And towards the end of this module,

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we're also going to explore a kind of related concept.

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We're going to explore arguments and environment variables

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and see how we can use them in Docker images and containers

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and why we might wanna use those things.

