Docker containers offer many benefits, such as encapsulation, isolation, portability, and control, says Serdar Yegulalp.
“Docker containers are small (megabytes). They start instantly. They have their own built-in mechanisms for versioning and component reuse. They can be easily shared via the public Docker Hub or private repository,” he notes.
In this article, Yegulalp explains why and how to use Docker containers, looking at “the issues containers address, how they address them, when they are the right answer to the problem, and when they aren’t.”
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