Docker is a container management service. Docker's entire purpose is to make it simple for developers to create apps, ship them into containers, and then deploy them wherever they want. Now let's discuss what are containers.
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Containers are a solution to the challenge of moving software from one computing environment to another and having it operate consistently. This might be from a developer's laptop to a test environment, or from a real data center computer to a VM in a private/public cloud
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A container is a whole runtime environment packaged into one package: a program, together with all of its dependencies, libraries, and other components, and configuration files needed to run it. Now that you have some knowledge about Docker and Containers
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π Benefits of Using Docker
Running applications in containers brings a number of benefits such as
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π· Performance
Docker containers are usually fast and less resource-intensive than virtual machines because containers do not contain an operating system whereas virtual machines do.
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π· Scalability
You can quickly create new containers if demand for your applications requires them. When using multiple containers you can take advantage of a range of container management options.
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π· Rapid Deployment
Docker manages to reduce deployment to seconds. This is because it generates a container for each process and does not boot an operating system.
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π· CI Efficiency
Docker allows you to create a container image and utilize it throughout the whole deployment process. The ability to isolate non-dependent stages and perform them in parallel is a major advantage.
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π Docker Facts
π· Docker adoption is up 30% in the last year.
π· PHP, Ruby, Java, and Node are the main programming frameworks/languages used in containers.
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π· 2/3 of organizations that try Docker end up utilizing it. The majority of firms who will adapt did so within 30 days of first production use, and virtually all of the remaining adopters converted within 60 days.
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π· Docker offers a large library of pre-built images. At the time of writing, there are over 400,000 public Docker images available on the web.
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