July 2019
Intermediate to advanced
416 pages
10h 6m
English
This is probably a term you have come across if you have seen any Docker literature on the internet. A container is a running instance taking in the various pieces of software needed to run an application. This is the starting point for us. Containers are built from images, which you can either build yourself or download from a central Docker database. Containers can be opened up to other containers, the host operating system, or even to the wider world using ports and volumes. One of the big selling points of containers is that they are easy to set up and create and can be stopped and started very quickly.
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