Introduction to Dev Ops and Containerisation with Docker
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The document provides an introduction to DevOps with Docker, highlighting the principles, benefits, and practices of DevOps, including continuous integration, microservices, and infrastructure as code. It explains the significance of Docker in software development, detailing its architecture, image and container concepts, and advantages for CI/CD processes. Additionally, it emphasizes the cultural shift towards collaboration and shared responsibility in achieving efficient software delivery and innovation.
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