preface
By 2019 I’d been working with Docker and containers for five years—speaking at conferences, running workshops, training people, and consulting—and in that time I never had a go-to book that I felt I could recommend to every audience. There are some very good Docker books out there, but they assume a certain background or a certain technology stack, and I felt there was a real gap for a book that took a more inclusive approach: welcoming both developers and ops people, and both Linux and Windows users. Learn Docker in a Month of Lunches is the result of me trying to write that book.
Docker is a great technology to learn. It starts with one simple concept: packaging an application together with all its dependencies, so you can run that ...
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