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DOCKER

Docker is an application platform. It’s a new way of running applications in isolated, lightweight units called containers. Containers are a very efficient way of running apps – much more efficient than virtual machines (VMs) or bare-metal servers. Docker is completely agnostic to the type of apps it can run Containers are isolated units, but they can integrate with other components. Your WebForms container can access a REST API hosted in your .NET Core container. Your .NET Core container can access a SQL Server database running in a container, or a SQL Server instance running on a separate machine. You can even set up a cluster with a mixture of Linux and Windows machines all running Docker, and have Windows containers transparently communicate with Linux containers.

Docker is a very powerful but very simple application platform

Docker is a very powerful but very simple application platform

 A Docker image is a complete application package

A Docker image is a complete application package

 Docker is built from open source components

Docker is built from open source components

Containers don't need a fixed allocation of CPU or memory

Containers don't need a fixed allocation of CPU or memory

Service: Consulting

Companies big and small are moving to Docker to take advantage of this flexibility and efficiency. you can reduce your hardware requirements by 50% by moving to Docker and reduce time to release by 90% while still maintaining your applications’ high availability.
This significant reduction applies equally to on-premises data centers and to the cloud.

Service: Outsourcing

Efficiency isn’t the only gain. When you package your application to run in Docker, you get portability. You can run your app in a Docker container on your laptop and it will behave in exactly the same way on a server in your data center and on a VM in any cloud. This means your deployment process is simple and risk-free, because you’re deploying the exact same artifacts that you’ve tested, and you’re also free to choose between hardware vendors and cloud providers.