What is a Docker Container?
A container is a standard unit of software that is bundled with dependencies to expedite the process of application deployement in a reliable manner between different computing platforms.
A docker can be visualized as big ship i.e. docker which is carrying huge boxes of products i.e. containers. These containers do not require installation of a separate operating system. Docker use the kernel’s resources and functionality to allocate them for CPU and memory and separate namespaces for isolating the application’s view of the operating system.
