Docker is a platform designed to make it easier to create, deploy, and run applications using containers. It allows for packaging applications and their dependencies into containers.
For a deeper understanding, refer to the Docker Architecture documentation.
- Access the complete official Docker documentation for detailed information and references.
- Familiarity with containerization concepts and basic Linux command-line usage would be beneficial for understanding Docker.
- Follow the steps outlined in the Docker installation documentation for both local development and production environments.
- Refer to the official Docker getting started documentation for a comprehensive introduction.
- Run the basic/docker-helloworld.sh script to execute a simple Docker "Hello World" demonstration.
- Checkout basic/top-docker-cmd.md
- Explore a practical hands-on example in the advanced directory to quickly start using Docker.
- Use the Docker cheatsheet as a quick reference guide for Docker commands and functionalities.
- Docker in Action, Second Edition by Jeff Nickoloff (Author), Stephen Kuenzli (Author). Link Docker in Action