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Docker is a groundbreaking platform for containerization that streamlines the processes of application packaging, deployment, and management. By packaging applications and their dependencies within lightweight containers, Docker empowers developers to create uniform, transferable software environments that can be easily deployed across various cloud platforms and systems. Due to its facile utilisation and scalability, Docker has become an indispensable instrument for DevOps units and software engineers, simplifying the process of designing and putting into operation software.

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GitHub Container Registry: How to push Docker images to GitHub

The GitHub Container Registry allows you to publish or host private and public Docker images. You can find out everything you need to know in […]
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GitHub Actions: Tutorial for beginners – basics & examples

In this tutorial, I want to introduce you to GitHub Actions and show you how you can use GitHub Actions to create CI/CD pipelines to […]
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How to fix: Docker Permission Denied

Every Docker command just returns “Permission Denied”? Don’t panic, this article will show you how to easily fix the Docker Permission Denied error.
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Docker vs. VM (virtual machines): Understanding the Key Differences

Docker vs. VM (virtual machine): What’s the difference between Docker and a VM? What do they have in common, and when should you use which […]
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