Docker

Platform to build and run containers
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Docker

Subcategories

Containers & Kubernetes

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About this software

Docker is a containerization platform that packages applications and their dependencies into portable containers. It includes Docker Engine (the container runtime), Docker Desktop for local development, and Docker Hub for image distribution, plus cloud build and supply-chain tooling. Intended for developers and DevOps teams, Docker standardizes build, test, and run workflows to improve consistency across development, staging, and production environments.

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Benefits

  • Container runtime: Run applications in isolated, lightweight containers consistently across environments.
  • Local development: Build and test containers locally with Docker Desktop and CLI tools.
  • Image registry: Store, discover, and share container images via Docker Hub.
  • Build automation: Use BuildKit and cloud builds to automate image creation and distribution.
  • Platform compatibility: Run containers on Linux and Windows hosts and integrate with Kubernetes.

Available languages

  • English
  • Japanese

Support information

  • Documentation: Comprehensive product documentation and guides are available on docs.docker.com.
  • Community forums: Community channels and forums connect developers and provide troubleshooting assistance.
  • Enterprise support options: Commercial support and paid subscription tiers are offered for business customers through Docker sales.
  • Training and tutorials: Official tutorials, training, and learning resources are available via Docker's training pages.
  • Security and compliance: Security resources, image scanning, and trust features are documented on Docker's security and trust pages.

Frequently asked questions

What components make up the Docker platform?
Docker comprises Docker Engine (container runtime), the Docker CLI, Docker Desktop for local development, Docker Hub for image distribution, and additional services for builds and supply-chain tooling.
Which operating systems support Docker Engine?
Docker Engine runs on major Linux distributions and Windows Server; Docker Desktop provides a local development environment on macOS, Windows, and several Linux distributions.
Is Docker Engine open source software?
Yes. Docker Engine is available under the Apache License 2.0 for Linux, while Docker Desktop and other components include additional licenses and EULAs.
Who typically uses Docker in an organization?
Developers, DevOps engineers, and platform teams use Docker to build, test, and run containerized applications across environments.
How do containers differ from virtual machines?
Containers share the host operating system kernel and package only application dependencies, making them more lightweight than virtual machines with full guest OSes.