GDSC EPITA Docker Presentation
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- Mickaël Chau and Alexandre Dias from EPITA gave a presentation and workshop on Docker. - They discussed what Docker is, how containers differ from virtual machines, and provided a simple example of using Docker. - The workshop aimed to teach participants how to use Docker by having them follow a tutorial to build and run a Docker container from a GitHub repository.
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