About this book
Docker is arguably the fastest-growing software project ever. Open-sourced in March 2013, by 2018 it had gained nearly 50,000 GitHub stars and over 14,000 forks. It has accepted significant numbers of pull requests from the likes of Red Hat, IBM, Microsoft, Google, Cisco, and VMWare.
Docker has hit this critical mass by responding to a vital need for many software organizations: the ability to build software in an open and flexible way and then deploy it reliably and consistently in different contexts. You don’t need to learn a new programming language, buy expensive hardware, or do much in the way of installation or configuration to build, ship, and run applications portably with Docker.
Docker in Practice, second edition, ...
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