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Docker

Docker

1 6.7
Software that makes apps run in small, separate packages so they are easy to set up
  • proper noun
  • Specialized
: Docker
  • So we or you can run API servers for open FDA anywhere because we use the Docker technology.
  • Docker product

Recently even for GPU, NVIDIA Docker is quite efficient and we don't have any more slowdowns that that we've had seen earlier.

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Examples

  • You like Docker's?

  • Lewis, Docker, what's your status?

  • So if you take a look at the left image there, see it says Docker vertical images and you see a little whale with the stuff on it, OK.

  • lt's on Docker Street.

  • Jack stood at the closet door, looking at a row of Hagar slacks, Docker sport coats, and imitation leather shoes...

    Fiction book (2000)
  • Recently even for GPU, NVIDIA Docker is quite efficient and we don't have any more slowdowns that that we've had seen earlier.

  • The software Docker allows developers to create and manage applications in isolated containers effectively.

  • You can easily deploy applications with Docker across different environments without worrying about compatibility issues.

  • Many companies are adopting Docker to streamline their application development and deployment processes.

Synonyms

docker
vsDocker
  • Specialized
1 6.1

A tool that puts an app and its files into a small container so it runs the same everywhere

is the same concept but written as a capitalized platform name

Surface Forms

Docker main

Morphology

Docker = docker (opaque) = dock + er

The software platform name is a proper-name coinage and is not predictably derived from the common noun 'docker'.

Etymology

Docker takes its name from the word dock ('place for ships') and the idea of a container ('box' for goods). Think of Docker as a worker at a dock who moves boxes: the software moves and manages small 'boxes' that hold apps so they run the same on any computer.