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What is Docker?
Docker Cloud is an application development solution and hosted registry service that allows users to build and test Dockerized application images. The platform provides tools that help users set up and manage a host infrastructure, alongside application lifecycle features that enable users to automate the deployment (and redeployment) of services created from images.
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Justin S.
DevOps Engineer
Computer Software, 201-500 employees
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Yehanny O.
Computer Software, 1-10 employees
Used daily for 2+ years
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All our web applications use Docker for testing purporses and production enviroments and is a must inside our organization.
I think every software corporation needs to migrate their server architerture to contenerized enviroments and Docker make it easy to maintain and scale all web applications because you can have all your services or microservices running isolated and that gives you the possibility to have multiple softwares developed in different languages for every service that your application needs, for example: You can have a running container with Apache Server for your backend using PHP, and another NodeJS container for your frontend, a MySQL database service for your data and a Redis service for the cache management all in the same network sharing for every project or even for different projects in another networks, possibilities are unlimited.
In my oppion, there's no cons using Docker, I think you'll get more gains rather than pains in your software business.
Aleksandr S.
Computer Software, 1,001-5,000 employees
Used daily for 2+ years
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Docker was first (I believe) on themarket of containerized software. There was a lot of talks that it is nothing more than an interface to unix cgroups and that docker has no future, this is just hyped piece of software. Time proved them wrong. Docker became a standard solution, participated in Open Container Initiative and while fully comply with all the OCI requirements, docker is used much widely....
Great documentation. Easy to use. Exists on any OS and platform you may need it (doesn't work with latest ARM Mac yet, but I believe this is a matter of time). Allows to you to use any software / platform / solution you want without actually installing it on your computer. Docker-compose may ran the whole stack right on your laptop and multistage builds takes care of safe software building. Free docker registry on top of that. Tremendous amount of how-to.
Some functionality behaves differently depending on platform. For example - mounted volumes. Some of issues related to file permissions stays there for at least few years. Internal volumes can not be extracted and moved to another computer easily, which somehow defeats it's purpose. Doesn't play well with WSL/WSL2 and especially if you pair it with build in kubernetes.
Joao R.
Information Technology and Services, 501-1,000 employees
Used daily for 6-12 months
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We have been using Docker for a few months and had a positive experience.Containers are portable and lightweight, which makes it easy to deploy applications on different environments and platforms.
Very good documentationVery lightweight Many images available in docker hub ready to be used.
Sometimes it can be difficult to troubleshoot and debug since we have containers isolated from each other.A steep learning curve.
Dmitriy T.
Computer Software, 10,001+ employees
Used daily for 2+ years
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Positive experience, we use dockers a lot, build is straightforward
Lot of API, including python. CLI interface very convenient,docker creation very intuitive, docker verification straightforward
Sometimes is hanging, next restart docker, sometimes requires daemon restart, sometimes processes under docker not accessible
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Higher Education, 201-500 employees
Used daily for 2+ years
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I appreciate the consistency and ease of management that Docker offers for running and deploying applications, especially for applications with multiple components. It simplifies the process of deploying applications to various environments, such as development, staging, and production. Furthermore, Docker offers scalability and flexibility, making it easy to launch and scale applications quickly and smoothly. Additionally, Docker facilitates collaboration among developers by providing a consistent environment and simplifying the sharing and deployment of applications.
One of the least liked things about Docker is that it can be difficult to troubleshoot and debug. Docker containers are isolated from each other and from the host system, which makes it hard to track down and diagnose issues
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