Containers are an abstraction and isolation technology used by developers to package an application, and all the files needed to run it, in a way that isolates the application from the underlying host operating system (OS). Developers and operations teams can then move the containerized application among different environments—such as development, test and production—while retaining the application’s full functionality. Containerized applications are more lightweight than those developed using traditional approaches, which means applications are easier to update and move. All of these advantages help improve the time and efficiency of application development, delivery and deployment. The popularity of containers has been driven by some key megatrends in enterprise IT:

1. What are the Key
Megatrends for
Adoption of Containers
in Enterprise IT?
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2. Transformative organizations are the
ones deploying digital platforms and
approaches that enable them to
continuously develop, deliver and
maintain robust new applications
faster than competitors.
Digital Transformation

3. Because of their “contained” nature,
containerized applications can quickly
and easily be moved and maintained
across on-premises, private cloud,
public cloud and hybrid cloud
environments.
Multi-Cloud

4. While container technology has been
around for some time, containers became
mainstream among developers after the
public release of the Docker open-source
container format in 2013 and the
Kubernetes orchestration platform in 2014.
Open-Source

5. Containers are becoming the default
application packaging format for
DevOps teams, enabling developers
to share their software and
associated dependencies easily with
IT operations and production teams.
DevOps

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