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This document summarizes a presentation about Docker given by Everett Toews. It discusses how Docker makes it easy to deploy applications efficiently using lightweight containers. Docker allows developers to package applications into containers that have everything needed to run, ensuring reliable and consistent deployment across environments. The presenter demonstrates how to use Docker by running a container on his local machine.

Technology

Docker
Docker Docker
Everett Toews
Developer Advocate
@everett_toews
Cybera Summit
September 24, 2014 @ 2:45 pm

There's Just No
Getting around It:
You're Building a
Distributed System

Thank You
docker.com/tryit!
Everett Toews
Developer Advocate
@everett_toews

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