Docker allows running applications in isolated Linux containers. It packages an application and its dependencies into a virtual container that uses features of the Linux kernel like namespaces and control groups to isolate the container's view of the operating system. Docker images contain the instructions to launch containers from templates called images. Containers are instantiated forms of images that contain the operating system, files, and metadata needed to run the application. Docker uses namespaces to isolate processes, networking, filesystem mounts, and other resources for each container.

1. Docker
Running an application into Linux containers.

2. What is Docker
❖ It is an open source project based on Linux containers developed by a
company call dotcloud as their internal project
❖ It is a container engine that uses the Linux kernel features like
Namespaces and Control Groups to create containers on top of an
operating system
❖ It packages an application and its dependencies into a virtual container
that can run on any linux server.
❖ Docker containers are very lightweight and portable.

3. Containers ?
❖Container are operating system virtualization methods
❖Linux kernel allows to run small isolated Linux boxes inside a single Linux host.
These small isolated boxes are called Linux Containers.
❖The containers have isolated view of the operating environment in terms of
process tree, File System and networks and Block IO.
❖Containers use the same kernel and they can be constrained to use only
defined amount of resources like (CPU, Memory, IO).

4. Docker Components | Docker
Architecture

5. Docker Architecture.

7. How Does Docker work ?
1. you can create Docker images which holds your application
2. you can create Docker containers using images to run your application
3. you can share those Docker images using Docker Hub

8. What are Docker Images
❖ Read-only templates to launch the Docker containers.
❖ Generated by Docker Engine
❖ Usually consist of Base Operating System + Environment + Application
➢ Ubuntu + Apache + My Application
❖ Docker engine generates these templates based on simple
instructions where every instruction creates a layer on top of an
existing image. These instructions are like:
➢ Install a package

9. What is a Docker container ?
❖Instantiated form of the Docker Image is called Docker container.
❖It consist of Operating System + User Added Files + configuration + Metadata

10. Underlying technologies used by Docker.
Docker uses following features of the linux
kernel to deliver the functionality we discussed:
Namespaces : Allows to manage the multiple
workspaces() within single installation of Linux
Control Groups: It allows to define and limit the
available resources of the Host Operating
System (Memory, IO, CPU, Network)
Union File System : Union file systems, or
UnionFS, are file systems that operate by
creating layers, making them very lightweight
and fast

11. Linux namespaces used by Docker
PID - It allows to manage different set of isolated processes for every container.
Net - network namespace allows to have multiple set of network interfaces and
routing tables within single installation of Linux
IPC - It provides a mechanism to access the shared data between processes.
MNT - It is used to manage the file system mount points. Using the MNT
namespace every container can have its own file system mount points.
UTS - It allows the containers to have their own hostname | Domain name

12. Business usecases of the Docker
● Code pipelines | Deployment workflow
● Multi -tenant system
● Application Isolation + Server Consolidation
● Application portability independent of Linux distributions
● Productivity
● Rapid Deployments

13. LAB
● Installing Docker on mac
○ https://docs.docker.com/mac/step_one/
○ https://www.docker.com/products/docker-toolbox
● Pulling a base image from Docker Hub
● Running Docker container using the downloaded image
● Adding changes to the container configurations
● Creating an updated image from the modified container
● Managing volumes and ports with containers