Want to run containers on your Ubuntu server? 🚀 In this beginner-friendly tutorial, we’ll walk you through the step-by-step installation of Docker and Docker Compose on Ubuntu Linux . Learn how to containerize your applications and easily manage multi-container environments using Docker Compose. 🔹Related Content: - Install Docker on Ubuntu: - Set up Docker Compose: ✅ What You’ll Learn in This Video: ✔️ How to install Docker CE on Ubuntu ✔️ Work with Docker (Search and Pull Images, Run Docker Containers, and Manage Them) ✔️ How to Install Docker Compose on Ubuntu ✔️ How to use Docker Compose with a sample YAML project 🔹 Chapters: 00:00:00 Introduction 00:00:20 Install Docker on Ubuntu 00:03:04 Add User to Docker Group (Optional) 00:03:35 Work with Docker Commands 00:08:16 Install Docker Compose 00:09:16 Sample Docker Compose Project ✅ Why Use Docker? 1. Run apps the same way on any computer or server 2. No more “it works on my machine” problems 3. Lightweight and fast compared to virtual machines 4. Keeps your app and its tools in one package 5. Easy to move apps to the cloud or other systems 6. Runs each app in its own safe, isolated space ✅ Why Use Docker Compose? 1. Start multiple containers (like app + database) with one command 2. Keep all app settings in one simple file 3. Easy to set up, test, and share full environments 4. Great for teams and developers working on the same project 5. Makes local development feel like production 👉 Like & Subscribe for more Linux, Docker, and DevOps tutorials! Watch more How To videos: @orcacore Follow Orcacore on X: Follow Orcacore on Facebook: Follow Orcacore on Instagram: