#atom

Subtitle:

Process of packaging applications and dependencies into standardized, isolated units


Core Idea:

Docker containerization encapsulates applications and their runtime environment into portable containers that run consistently across different computing environments while sharing the host OS kernel.


Key Principles:

  1. Image-Based Deployment:
    • Uses layered filesystem images as immutable templates for creating containers.
  2. Resource Isolation:
    • Containers have isolated CPU, memory, storage, and network resources while sharing the host kernel.
  3. Declarative Configuration:
    • Environments defined in code through Dockerfiles and Docker Compose files for reproducibility.

Why It Matters:


How to Implement:

  1. Create Docker Images:
    • Define application environments in Dockerfiles.
       FROM ubuntu:20.04
       RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y python3 python3-pip
       COPY requirements.txt /app/
       WORKDIR /app
       RUN pip3 install -r requirements.txt
       COPY . /app
       CMD ["python3", "app.py"]
       
  1. Network Configuration:
    • Create Docker networks for container communication.
       docker network create my-network
       
  1. Orchestrate Containers:
    • Use Docker Compose for multi-container applications.
version: '3'
services:
	web:
		build: ./web
		ports:
			- "8000:8000"
	db:
		image: postgres
		environment:
			POSTGRES_PASSWORD: example
        

Example:


Connections:


References:

  1. Primary Source:
    • Docker Containerization Guide
  2. Additional Resources:
    • Kubernetes for container orchestration
    • Docker best practices documentation

Tags:

#docker #containerization #microservices #deployment #infrastructure #devops #isolation


Connections:


Sources: