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Docker allows developers to package applications into containers that provide the same environment across development and production. It allows for portable and self-contained applications that can run on any infrastructure regardless of operating system. Some key benefits of Docker include increased portability, repeatability, and efficiency through the use of containers which provide isolation while allowing for higher server utilization compared to virtual machines.
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