This blog talks about different optimization techniques that you can quickly implement to make the smallest and minimal docker image. We will also look at some of the best tools for Docker Image Optimization.
Docker as a container engine makes it easy to take a piece of code & run it inside a container. It enables engineers to collect all the code dependencies and files into a single location which can be run anywhere, quite quickly & easily.
In this article, you will learn to build a Docker image from scratch and deploy and run your application as a Docker container using Dockerfile
As you know Docker is a tool for packaging, deploying, and running applications in lightweight containers. If you want to learn about the basics of Docker, refer to the Docker explained blog.
In this article, we will explain how to install Docker on a Ubuntu and a one-liner command to install the latest version of Docker.
Before installing docker on ubuntu, if you want to learn docker basics, head over to this article – What is docker
People and organizations have driven the demand for new applications to new heights, so the pressure is on to keep up with the demand. The task becomes easier if developers have the right tools. Docker is one such tool, a popular platform dedicated to the development, shipment, and running of applications.
If you’re a programmer or techie, chances are you’ve at least heard of Docker: a helpful tool for packing, shipping, and running applications within “containers.”. It’d be hard not to, with all the attention it’s getting these days — from developers and system admins alike. Even the big dogs like Google, VMware and Amazon are building services to support it. Regardless of whether or not you have an immediate use-case in mind for Docker, I still think it’s important to understand some of the fundamental concepts around what a “container” is and how it compares to a Virtual Machine (VM).
