<ul><li>Today, we will go through the process of dockerizing a simple Go application that prints "Hello, World!" to the console.</li><li>To start, create a new directory and a new file called main.go.</li><li>After that, create a Dockerfile that will define how to build and run your application.</li><li>The Dockerfile will contain a set instructions for docker on how to build and run your application.</li><li>Use the docker build command to create an image of the application.</li><li>Once the image has been built, it can be run with the docker run command.</li><li>The container exits immediately because that is what our application does.</li><li>Make sure to run docker ps --all and not docker ps because docker ps only shows running containers by default.</li><li>Change some lines in the Dockerfile and see what happens.</li><li>Tomorrow we will take a deeper look at what exactly happend when we built our image and learn some more ways to interact with containers.</li></ul>

Day 4: Your first Container

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