Docker
10/11/2022
Docker is a containerization platform.
The way I like to describe it is that a user can create an isolated computer inside of another computer that just has the things they've defined should be on it.
Docker knows what a user defined by the user giving it a Dockerfile
when running the command. This file is how the user describes how the "computer" should look. A user could tell Docker to use a specific operating system, have specific executables and have certain environment variables.
Relevant Notes
- Fix Docker Error for Failed Port Allocation
- Create an Ad Hoc Interactive Docker Container
- Fix Docker Error for GitHub Actions Entrypoint Executable Error
- Install dig and nslookup dependencies on Docker Containers
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