Have you ever desired to have an open source containerization platform that doesn't just package applications into containers to be portable for systems running the Windows OS and Linux OS, but one that ensures they run in any environment or platform, and one that ensures that the container can have different applications installed on it to save time?

If you've answered YES, keep reading...

You Are about to Discover the Ins And Outs of Docker So You Can Start Using It with Confidence, Even If You've Never Used It Before!
Docker, which is a hot topic in cloud computing that is difficult to avoid, is the technology that you need to get familiar with to cash in on many opportunities, including continuous development and deployment, better automation of configuration management and world-class IT service agility.

Popularly used for developing, shipping and running applications, Docker is the phenomenon that has been enabling developers to isolate applications from their underlying infrastructure to achieve supersonic software delivery while enjoying the benefits of the characteristic lightweight feature of the containers, as well as their flexibility, spaciousness, tenability and versatility.

But like most technologies, Docker can feel confusing and overly complex, especially for someone who's new to cloud computing, or a little overwhelming to a developer who's just making the acquaintance of it.