Explore the key differences between Docker and LXC, including use cases and technical requirements, to determine which containerization technology best suits your project needs.
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10 Years Since Kubernetes Launched at DockerCon
Reflecting on the monumental announcement of Kubernetes at DockerCon on June 10th, 2014, Docker CEO Scott Johnston celebrates its transformative impact on container orchestration and modern application development over the past decade, highlighting Docker’s role in this pivotal industry shift.
The Strategic Imperative of AI in 2024
We examine the incredible growth of AI and explore its potential power to transform industries and help enterprises accelerate innovation.
How to Check Your Docker Installation: Docker Desktop vs. Docker Engine
Learn the difference between Docker Desktop vs. Docker Engine, how to check your Docker version, and more.
Wasm vs. Docker: Performant, Secure, and Versatile Containers
Learn what WebAssembly is, why to use it, and how Docker and Wasm work together.
containerd vs. Docker: Understanding Their Relationship and How They Work Together
Learn what containerd is, how Docker and containerd work together, and how their combined strengths can improve developer experience.
11 Years of Docker: Shaping the Next Decade of Development
Eleven years ago, Solomon Hykes walked onto the stage at PyCon 2013 and revealed Docker to the world for the first time. The world of application software development changed forever.
Docker Partners with NVIDIA to Support Building and Running AI/ML Applications
At the NVIDIA GTC global AI conference, the latest release of NVIDIA AI Enterprise was announced, providing businesses with the tools and frameworks needed to build and deploy custom generative AI models with NVIDIA AI foundation models, the NVIDIA NeMo framework, and the just-announced NVIDIA NIM inference microservices. Learn how Docker offers an ideal way for developers to build, test, run, and deploy the NVIDIA AI Enterprise software platform.
Are Containers Only for Microservices? Myth Debunked
Containerization is commonly associated with microservices architecture because of its agility and scalability, but the potential extends far beyond, offering compelling benefits to a variety of architectural styles.