September 2024
Intermediate to advanced
418 pages
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Spanish
Content preview from Docker: Up & Running, 3ª Edición
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Capítulo 1. Introducción Introducción
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Docker fue presentado por primera vez al mundo de -sin anuncio previo y con poca fanfarria- por Solomon Hykes, fundador y director general de una empresa llamada entonces dotCloud, en una charla relámpago de cinco minutos en la Conferencia de Desarrolladores de Python en Santa Clara, California, el 15 de marzo de 2013. En el momento de este anuncio, sólo unas 40 personas ajenas a dotCloud habían tenido la oportunidad de jugar con Docker.
A las pocas semanas de este anuncio, hubo una sorprendente cantidad de prensa. El código fuente se publicó rápidamente en GitHub como proyecto público y totalmente de código abierto. En los meses siguientes, cada vez más gente del sector empezó a oír hablar de Docker y de cómo iba a revolucionar la forma de crear, entregar y ejecutar software. Y al cabo de un año, casi nadie en la industria desconocía Docker, pero muchos seguían sin saber qué era exactamente y por qué la gente estaba tan entusiasmada con él.
Docker es una herramienta que promete encapsular fácilmente el proceso de creación de un artefacto distribuible para cualquier aplicación, desplegándolo a escala en cualquier entorno y agilizando el flujo de trabajo y la capacidad de respuesta de las organizaciones de software ágil.
La promesa de Docker
Al principio, muchas personas que no estaban familiarizadas con Docker lo veían como ...
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