Design Patterns for Docker Applications
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The document discusses design patterns for scalable APIs based on Docker containers. It describes several common patterns including sidecar, ambassador, adapter, leader election, work queue, and scatter/gather. The patterns provide benefits like simplified problems, easy testing, resource isolation, and failure containment.
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