docker Concepts
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Complete overview mapping DevOps concepts for Docker Images and Registry Management.
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A lightweight, isolated process running on a shared Linux kernel using namespaces and cgroups — providing filesystem, network, and process isolation without the overhead of a full virtual machine.
A read-only, layered filesystem snapshot that serves as the template for creating containers. Each layer represents a Dockerfile instruction and is cached and reused across builds to speed up image creation.
A service that stores and distributes Docker images. The registry serves as the central repository from which developers push built images and deployment systems pull them to create containers.
The sequence of states a Docker container moves through from creation to removal — created, running, paused, stopped, and dead — each triggered by specific Docker CLI commands or container exit events.
Docker Images and Registry Management covers a variety of key topic guides, including: Writing Production-Grade Dockerfiles — Layers, Caching, and Best Practices, Multi-Stage Docker Builds — Smaller Images for Production, Docker Image Tagging, Versioning, and Registry Management, Optimising Docker Image Size — Techniques and Measurement. Complete overview mapping DevOps concepts for Docker Images and Registry Management.
Docker Images and Registry Management is a core learning conceptual pillar mapped within the docker engineering hub of the DevOps Network.
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