Docker - A Container Full of Chocolatey

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The document discusses Docker basics, using Chocolatey in containers, and orchestrating services. It covers running applications in containers using Dockerfiles for deployment, packaging applications into images stored in a registry. It describes using Chocolatey in containers for quick tests and maintaining packages. An example "appetizer app" Node.js web server is described. Orchestrating services with Docker Swarm is covered, including initializing a swarm, joining nodes, and deploying stacks with an ingress network.

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