Harshal Jani
DevOps has now become a de-facto standard for software development. The modern age of instant customer satisfaction has pushed market demands and competitive pressures to an all-time high.
Docker helps overcome such issues. Each container is isolated from the other having its own package containing software, libraries and configuration files. This allows containers to communicate easily through well-defined channels. They enable the reliable running of any software irrespective of any computing environment and without any compatibility issues.
Docker, the de-facto toolset for DevOps, emerged into the DevOps world as an open source platform that uses OS-level virtualization to deliver software in packages called containers.
