What is Docker?
Docker is a software platform that enables you to assemble, test, and deploy applications rapidly. Docker bundles software into standardized units called containers that have everything the software needs to run including libraries, framework, system tools, code, and runtime. Utilizing Docker, you can rapidly scale applications into any environment and know your code will run.
Standardize Application Operations – Small containerized applications make it simple to convey, distinguish issues, and roll back for remediation.
Make use of Docker as version control system for your whole app's operating system
Ship More Software Faster
Docker users on average ship software 10x more frequently than non-Docker users. Docker empowers developers to transport isolated services as often as needed by eliminating the headaches of software dependencies.
Improve Developer Productivity
Docker lessens the time spent setting up new environments or troubleshooting differences between environments.
Seamlessly Move Applications
Docker-based applications can be consistently moved from local development machines to production deployments
Modern app platform
AGILITY
PORTABILITY
SECURITY
COST SAVINGS
Docker Use Cases
- Continuous Integration & Delivery – Quicken application delivery by standardizing environments and removing conflicts between language stacks and versions.
- Data Processing – Provide big data processing as a service. Bundle data and analytics packages into portable containers that can be executed by non-technical users
- Containers as a Service – Assemble and ship distributed applications with content and infrastructure that is IT-managed and secured.
