Docker is a free and open source tool designed to build, deploy, and run applications inside containers. Host on which docker is installed is known docker engine. Docker uses the OS level virtualization and providers container run time environment. In other words,
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XeroLinux is an interesting Arch-based distro that offers a great out-of-the-box experience, know more about it here!
Here’s a beginner’s tutorial to show various methods of installing Docker on Fedora Linux.
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Also known as k8s, Kubernetes is an opensource, and portable container orchestration platform for automating the deployment and management of containerized applications. Kubernetes was originally created by Google in the Go programming language. Currently, it is maintained by Cloud Native Computing Foundation.
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Learn to change your main system language directly from the Linux terminal using dpkg command.
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Get a primer on using FileZilla GUI for uploading files to a remote server and downloading files from it.
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