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This document provides an overview of Docker, explaining that it is a tool used to package applications and dependencies into portable containers that can run on any Linux server. Some key benefits of Docker are that it is lightweight, portable, allows any programming language to be used, and simplifies configuration. The document then discusses examples of using Dockerfiles to build images and deploying containers, as well as tools for orchestrating containers across multiple hosts like Docker Registry, Fig, and others. It concludes by inviting questions.
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- 5. WHAT IS DOCKER? A TOOL TO PACKAGE AN APPLICATION AND ITS DEPENDENCIES INTO A VIRTUAL CONTAINER THAT CAN RUN ON ANY LINUX SERVER
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- 19. FIG • Map one to one with docker commands • IMHO it’s way easier to see how your containers are built • Handles starting and stoping multiple containers • Only works on a single host • Owned by docker and will probably be rolled into the main project
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