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I already wrote a small program that takes a live rendered 3d cube with opengl in c++, pipes the rgb data of that into ffmpeg, ffmpeg writes and constantly updates the m3u8 and the ts files for HLS (to a ram drive mount), then a rsync command under watch to constantly upload them to a public html so it can be accessed as a live video stream of the local cube rendering.

This got me the interview "however" I have never done anything with docker aside from run their 'hello world' program. I got Docker running on the machine after some kernel recompiling. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I should practice / tutorialize with docker before the interview?

Thanks!!

Edit: 10,000%'d it. Might be writing ya'lls weather channel streaming code soon.

I already wrote a small program that takes a live rendered 3d cube with opengl in c++, pipes the rgb data of that into ffmpeg, ffmpeg writes and constantly updates the m3u8 and the ts files for HLS (to a ram drive mount), then a rsync command under watch to constantly upload them to a public html so it can be accessed as a live video stream of the local cube rendering. This got me the interview "however" I have never done anything with docker aside from run their 'hello world' program. I got Docker running on the machine after some kernel recompiling. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I should practice / tutorialize with docker before the interview? Thanks!! Edit: 10,000%'d it. Might be writing ya'lls weather channel streaming code soon.

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then i would probably mention that your efforts could be transferable into a K8s cluster/model and managed that way as well as docker. Can you run this using an AWS VPC - I would mention this if you could since the environment is already there. and since it's a streaming service I would also include the ability to pipe to edge devices (CDN) for best effort distribution.