Docker has seen fast success with a $1 billion valuation due to its ability to provide faster deployment, better resource utilization, and easy scaling across multiple clouds. Containers are growing in popularity for development, QA/testing, and production use cases due to the advantages of containers in speeding deployment times and reducing costs. While DevOps aims to automate and improve the software development process through practices like continuous integration/delivery, its adoption differs between large enterprises and small-to-medium businesses, with automation tools being widely used in both settings to implement DevOps pipelines.

1. Docker and DevOps Trends
in Hosting Industry

2. Docker Phenomena
▪ History – dotCloud PaaS
▪ Fast Success – $1bln value
▪ Docker Multi-cloud – you must be compatible now

3. Why containers are so popular?
▪ Faster deployment time
▪ Cheaper
▪ Better utilization of resources
▪ Easy to scale
▪ Easy to migrate

4. Docker Global Coverage

5. Docker Containers Growth Statistics

6. Of those who are using or considering Docker, 89% intend to use it in
Development, 66% for QA/Testing, and 61% in Production.
Source: The DZone Guide to Cloud Development

8. VPS vs Docker

9. Use Cases for Docker Containers

10. Docker Orchestration Landscape

11. Source: https://jelastic.com/docker/
Jelastic Docker Orchestration

12. What is DevOps?

14. DevOps Pipeline

15. CI/CD Automation

16. Enterprise vs SMBs DevOps Adoption

17. Respondents Using DevOps Tools

18. Components of DevOps

19. DevOps Improvement Results

20. Receipt for Successful Hosting Business

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