Docker

Overview

Docker is a revolutionary containerization platform that has transformed how applications are built, shipped, and deployed. It enables developers to package applications and their dependencies into standardized containers that can run consistently across any environment. The platform provides enterprise-grade container runtime, orchestration capabilities, and security features. Docker's layered image system and cache mechanism optimize resource usage and deployment speed. With Docker Hub, the world's largest container registry, developers can easily share and access container images. The platform's extensive ecosystem includes Docker Compose for multi-container applications, Docker Swarm for container orchestration, and seamless integration with Kubernetes. Its adoption has become fundamental to modern DevOps practices and microservices architecture.

Key Features

• Container Management
• Docker Compose
• Image Building
• Container Orchestration
• Resource Isolation
• Version Control