Docker
Docker is an open-source project created to automate the deployment of applications within containers, providing a further level of abstraction thanks to virtualization at the Linux operating system level. It allows independent containers to coexist on the same Linux instance, avoiding the installation and maintenance of a virtual machine (VM), or the installation of every single software necessary for the functioning of a complex architecture. The advantages that a container infrastructure brings with it strongly push its use, in particular if we consider the growing demand to implement microservice architectures. Basically, via Docker, the application is broken down into many small components, each with its specific task, but capable of exchanging messages and cooperating with each other. The deployment of these components will then take place individually, like many containers. We often propose to our partners the adoption of Docker-based architectures, we are very practical in designing and configuring infrastructures of this type, to then adapt the containers and their complexity to the needs of the customer.
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