Containerization is one of the key concepts that fueled the digital revolution and supported the evolution of cloud. The concept of using OS-level virtualization to deliver software in packages ...

So now finally we get to Docker, which is the containerization technology that is getting all of the attention right now. In the Linux operating system, Docker's actual containerization engine is LXC.

If you haven't been paying a lot of attention, you might have missed the rise of a new form of virtualization, based at the operating system level, called 'containers.' While there are many specific ...

OS-level virtualization makes the application agnostic to the underlying infrastructure. Docker could enable spot markets for cloud computing and the ability for users to find a best-fit solution ...

Conclusion Docker's prospect of lightweight packaging and deploying of applications and dependencies is an exciting one, and it is quickly being adopted by the Linux community and is making its way ...

Linux containers have been part of the kernel since 2008, and enable — I’m quoting from the Wikipedia entry here — “operating system-level virtualization through a virtual environment that ...

The open source Docker container technology is taking on the server virtualization market, offering what some see as a faster alternative to running full virtual machines over hypervisors.

Red Hat and Ubuntu are Linux rivals and they disagree on many technical details, but they do agree on one thing: Docker, a container technology is going to be a major virtualization technology in ...