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Docker Project

Docker is a tool that helps developers build and run applications using lightweight containers. It allows dependencies to be packaged together, ensures consistency across environments, and isolates applications for improved security and stability. Docker is more efficient than virtual machines as it does not need to emulate hardware. A Docker image contains an application and dependencies and is used to create executable containers, which can then be run, stopped, and deleted. Private Docker registries provide secure storage for organizational images.

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Docker Project

Docker is a tool that helps developers build and run applications using lightweight containers. It allows dependencies to be packaged together, ensures consistency across environments, and isolates applications for improved security and stability. Docker is more efficient than virtual machines as it does not need to emulate hardware. A Docker image contains an application and dependencies and is used to create executable containers, which can then be run, stopped, and deleted. Private Docker registries provide secure storage for organizational images.

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Revolutionizing

DevOps with
Docker
A Deep Dive into the Benefits of Docker in
DevOps and How it's Revolutionizing Modern
Software Development and Deployment
What is Docker
Docker is a tool that helps developers build
and run applications using containers, which
are like self-contained packages that include
everything needed to run the application.
Docker use Cases

Cloud migration and hybrid cloud deployments

Application Microservices
development architecture
Continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD)
& testing
TOPICS FOR TODAY
Overcoming Development and
Deployment Challenges with Docker

Virtual Machine vs Docker

Docker Basics

Real Life Example


Overcoming Development and
Virtual
Deployment Challenges with Docker

Dependency management: Docker allows developers to


package all the dependencies required by an application in
a container. This ensures that the application runs
consistently across different environments, regardless of
the underlying infrastructure.
Overcoming Development and
Virtual
Deployment Challenges with Docker

Portability: Docker containers can be easily moved


between different environments, such as development,
testing, and production. This eliminates the "works on my
machine" problem and streamlines the deployment process.
Overcoming Development and
Virtual
Deployment Challenges with Docker

Consistency: Docker ensures that the development and


production environments are consistent, reducing the risk
of errors and improving the quality of the final product.
Overcoming Development and
Virtual
Deployment Challenges with Docker

Isolation: Docker provides a sandboxed environment for


applications, isolating them from the host system and other
applications running on the same system. This improves
security and stability, as any issues with one application
won't affect others.
ment and
Virtual Machine vs Docker What’
with Docker

Virtual machines are a form of hardware virtualization that


creates a complete operating system environment, while
Docker uses containerization to create a lightweight,
isolated environment for running applications.
ment and
Virtual Machine vs Docker What’
with Docker

Docker is more lightweight than virtual machines, as they do


not need to emulate the hardware as a virtual machine does.
This makes Docker faster and more efficient than virtual
machines.
Docker What’s a docker image? What’s

A Docker image is a snapshot of an application and its


dependencies used for distribution and deployment. It is
created from a Docker file, built using the Docker engine,
and is immutable.
mage? What’s a docker Container? Dock

A Docker container is an isolated and executable package


that runs an application and its dependencies. It is created
from a Docker image and can be started, stopped, and
deleted as needed.
ontainer? Docker private Registries

Docker private registries are secure online repositories of


Docker images that are accessible only to authorized users.
These registries are typically hosted by organizations for
internal use and provide greater control over image access
and usage tracking
Learning by Doing:
A Practical Exercise in DevOps
DOCKER FILE
DOCKER
BUILD
DOCKER RUN
DOCKER
STOP
THANK YOU

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