Docker
Docker is a containerization technology that allows packaging an application and its dependencies into a lightweight container. It can be run consistently in any environment, facilitating application portability so that they work the same way on different machines. In addition to that, platforms like Docker Hub make it easy to share and manage container images.
Top 10
of the most commonly used development platforms.
37%
of the developers use Docker as an environment for their Kubernetes infrastructures.
80%
of use in the Cloud Native ecosystem.
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Portability
Containers can be easily moved between environments. -
Isolation
Each application runs in its own container, avoiding conflicts between dependencies. -
Lightness
The operating system kernel is shared among containers, making them more efficient than virtual machines. -
Scalability
Applications managed in distributed environments, especially in connection with Kubernetes.
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Deployment ease
Simplified continuous deployment process, making updates faster and more reliable.
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Rich ecosystem
Compatible with Docker Compose, Docker Swarm, and Docker Hub.
TimActive's expertise
Transformation of monolithic applications into Docker containers for greater flexibility and scalability
Assistance in migrating infrastructures to Docker environments by facilitating deployments on the cloud
Implementation of continuous integration and deployment pipelines by integrating tools like GitLab
Management of Kubernetes clusters in containers for simplified orchestration
Assistance in creating and implementing architectures based on microservices to facilitate component isolation and scalability
Container monitoring and performance management services using tools like Prometheus and Grafana