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Docker Compose is software used for defining and running multi-container Docker applications. It can handle multiple containers simultaneously in the production, staging, development, testing, and CI environment.

This tutorial shows you how to use Docker and an official MongoDB container image to deploy your databases. Additionally, it covers basic commands that allow you to interact with the MongoDB client effectively.

Learn about Docker container logs, where to find them and the best approaches for managing them.

Docker is an increasingly popular software package that creates containers for application development. Essentially, it creates a uniform interface so that any application running on it is compatible with most operating systems. Developing in Docker also helps speed up applications, since it shares the kernel and other resources.

Docker environment variables are a practical way of externalizing containerized app configuration. This article shows you how to set Docker environment variables in the Dockerfile, and override them using Docker CLI and Docker Compose.

Docker is a virtual container management platform that speeds up and improves application development and deployment. This tutorial shows how to install Docker on Debian, using the OS repositories, the official Docker repository, or DEB packages.

Entrypoint is a Docker instruction used to set up the default executable when the container is run. You can override this instruction within the docker run command using a specific flag and command syntax.

Some Docker containers, such as those running web servers, are designed to run indefinitely. When the user decides they no longer need such containers, they must stop them manually. This tutorial shows you how to stop Docker containers.

Docker CLI features two commands that allow users to start Docker containers - docker run and docker start. This article shows you how to use the commands and their options to customize how your containers start and behave.

Managing containers is essential for working in Docker. This guide teaches you an important management aspect - how to list Docker containers and customize the list view according to your needs.