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    Docker

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    Docker is a containerization platform that packages applications and dependencies into containers to ensure applications run seamlessly across environments. It was created in 2013 to simplify application deployment and management using containers. Docker uses a client-server architecture with clients communicating with the Docker daemon via APIs to build images from Dockerfiles, run containers from images, and store images in public/private registries for collaboration. Containers are lightweight and portable, allowing applications to be deployed flexibly on various platforms while maintaining performance.

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    Docker is a containerization platform that packages applications and dependencies into containers to ensure applications run seamlessly across environments. It was created in 2013 to simplify application deployment and management using containers. Docker uses a client-server architecture with clients communicating with the Docker daemon via APIs to build images from Dockerfiles, run containers from images, and store images in public/private registries for collaboration. Containers are lightweight and portable, allowing applications to be deployed flexibly on various platforms while maintaining performance.

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    Docker is a containerization platform that packages applications and dependencies into containers to ensure applications run seamlessly across environments. It was created in 2013 to simplify application deployment and management using containers. Docker uses a client-server architecture with clients communicating with the Docker daemon via APIs to build images from Dockerfiles, run containers from images, and store images in public/private registries for collaboration. Containers are lightweight and portable, allowing applications to be deployed flexibly on various platforms while maintaining performance.

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    Docker

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    Docker is a containerization platform that packages applications and dependencies into containers to ensure applications run seamlessly across environments. It was created in 2013 to simplify application deployment and management using containers. Docker uses a client-server architecture with clients communicating with the Docker daemon via APIs to build images from Dockerfiles, run containers from images, and store images in public/private registries for collaboration. Containers are lightweight and portable, allowing applications to be deployed flexibly on various platforms while maintaining performance.

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    1) Docker is the containerization platform that

    is used to package your application and all its


    dependencies together in the form of containers
    to make sure that your application works
    seamlessly in any environment which can be
    developed or tested or in production.
    2) Docker is a tool designed to make it easier to
    create, deploy, and run applications by using
    containers.

    3) Docker is the world’s leading software


    container platform. It was launched in 2013 by
    a company called Dotcloud, Inc which was later
    renamed Docker, Inc. It is written in the Go
    language.
    Docker Architecture
    Docker architecture consists of Docker client,
    Docker Daemon running on Docker Host, and
    Docker Hub repository. Docker has client-
    server architecture in which the client
    communicates with the Docker Daemon
    running on the Docker Host using a
    combination of REST APIs, Socket IO, and
    TCP.
    Components of Docker

    1. Docker Clients and Servers– Docker


    has a client-server architecture. The
    Docker Daemon/Server consists of all
    containers. The Docker Daemon/Server
    receives the request from the Docker
    client through CLI or REST APIs and thus
    processes the request accordingly. Docker
    client and Daemon can be present on the
    same host or different host.
    1) Docker Images– Docker images are
    used to build docker containers by using
    a read-only template.
    2) Docker File– Dockerfile is a text
    file that contains a series of instructions
    on how to build your Docker image.
    3) Docker Registries– Docker
    Registry is a storage component for
    Docker images. We can store the images
    in either public/private repositories so
    that multiple users can collaborate in
    building the application.

    4) Docker Containers– Docker


    Containers are runtime instances of
    Docker images. Containers contain the
    whole kit required for an application, so
    the application can be run in an isolated
    way.

    Advantages of Docker –

    1. Speed – The speed of Docker containers


    compared to a virtual machine is very fast.
    The time required to build a container is
    very fast because they are tiny and
    lightweight.
    2. Portability – The applications that are
    built inside docker containers are
    extremely portable. These portable
    applications can easily be moved
    anywhere as a single element and their
    performance also remains the same.

    3. Scalability – Docker has the ability that


    it can be deployed on several physical
    servers, data servers, and cloud platforms.
    It can also be run on every Linux
    machine. Containers can easily be moved
    from a cloud environment to a local host
    and from there back to the cloud again at a
    fast pace.

    4 Density – Docker uses the resources


    that are available more efficiently
    because it does not use a hypervisor.
    This is the reason that more containers
    can be run on a single host as compared
    to virtual machines. Docker Containers
    have higher performance because of
    their high density and no overhead
    wastage of resources.

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