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Adding Image of Cookie Cutter Analogy #192

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sstevens2 opened this issue Dec 2, 2022 · 4 comments · Fixed by #237
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Adding Image of Cookie Cutter Analogy #192

sstevens2 opened this issue Dec 2, 2022 · 4 comments · Fixed by #237
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The below feedback includes an image I think would be good to include in the lesson. @mkuzak did you make this image? Would you like to contribute it to the lesson?

Name: Mateusz Kuzak
Institution: The Netherlands eScience Center
Date Taught: 2021-03-23
https://esciencecenter-digital-skills.github.io/2021-03-23-containers/
Was this taught as a stand alone workshop or as part of another workshop / conference? stand alone
What feedback do you have on the lesson?
Most of the things we shared elsewhere. One thing that was not captured anywhere is the analogy we used was that Dockerfies are like a design for the 3D printed cookie cutter, the 3D printed cookie cutter is the image and the cookie is the running container. Djura Smits made a graphic for it.
docker-cookie-cutter

Originally posted by @mkuzak in #23 (comment)

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mkuzak commented Dec 5, 2022

I think this was @dsmits, Djura can you confirm?

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jcohen02 commented Dec 5, 2022

It would be great if we could include this graphic in the lesson material. @dsmits, if you're happy for us to include this, can you let us know if there are any attributions that we need to include for any of the images used in the graphic, or are they all under a CC0 or public domain-style licence? (and we'll of course give you attribution as the author of the complete graphic). Thanks.

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@dsmits replied in issue #23

#23 (comment)

@aturner-epcc aturner-epcc added the peer review:editorial comment Editorial comments to be addressed from the peer review label Jul 29, 2024
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Relates to this comment from peer review

Introducing containers - Is it possible to show a graphical representation of how containers are created from Dockerfile?

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