Docker

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Container platform for building, shipping, and running apps

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In a nutshell

An essential tool that changed how we build and deploy software. Docker Desktop makes containers accessible. The shift to paid licensing for businesses was controversial but the tool remains indispensable.

What's great

Industry standard for containers
Excellent developer experience
Massive ecosystem

Watch out for

Docker Desktop licensing changes
Resource-heavy on macOS
Networking can be confusing

Best for

Development teams containerizing applications

Not ideal for

Non-technical users or simple static sites

Pricing

Free

Free (Personal)

Starter

$5/user/mo (Pro)

Pro

$9/user/mo (Team)

Enterprise

$24/user/mo

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