Na początek warto sobie powtórzyć czym właściwie jest Docker.
Docker jest to program, który służy tworzenia i zarządzania kontenerami. Tak jak program Virtualbox służy do obsługi maszyn wirtualnych tak Docker służy do obsługi kontenerów.
Docker wspiera wszystkie popularne systemy operacyjne i usługi chmurowe. W tym artykule podpowiem, jak zainstalować Dockera dla systemu Windows. Docker głęboko korzysta z funkcjonalności systemu Linux – namespaces, kernel. Dlatego do działania Dockera pod Windowsem potrzebujemy dodatkową warstwę w postaci samego Linuxa. Tu mamy dwa rozwiązania: Docker Desktop, które tak na prawdę, pod spodem dodatkowo
Docker zrewolucjonizował tworzenie środowisk dla deweloperów i testerów, powoli wypierając rozwiązania oparte o wirtualizacje. Przyczyn tego stanu można się doszukiwać w zaletach Dockera. Przede wszystkim w jego lekkości - typowe narzędzie pracy programisty to laptop a trzymanie na nim kilku środowisk wirtualnych jest dość obciążające dla każdej maszyny. Zmiana wirtualizacji na konteneryzacje rozwiązuje problem zasobności
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