Docker Flashcards

1
Q

______ is an open platform for developing, shipping/deploying, and running applications.

A

Docker

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2
Q

A _______ is a loosely isolated environment where applications run in Docker.

A

Container

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3
Q

A ______ is NOT a replacement for an Operating System

A

Container

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4
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_________ -Docker containers can be easily switched out to provide a variety of different configurations.

A

Flexible

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5
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____________ - Docker containers require fewer resources that running a Virtual Machine for each service.

A

Lightweight

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6
Q

________ - Docker images can be easily moved between development and production environments.

A

Portable

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7
Q

_________ - When correctly configured, additional Docker containers can be “spun up” in order to handle additional load and scale laterally.

A

Scalable

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8
Q

________ _________ - Because Docker containers run on the Docker framework you can be sure that if it works on one system it will work on all other Docker environments.

A

Platform Independent

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9
Q

A container runs _______ on Linux and shares the kernel of the host machine with other containers.

A

Natively

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10
Q

Docker backend can replace the guest OS from each of the VMs, using a guest OS for each application ______ ________.

A

reduces resources

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11
Q

The _______ defines what goes on in the environment inside your container.

A

DockerFile

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12
Q

An _______ is a read-only template with instructions for creating a container.

A

Image

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13
Q

The ______ is the actual runnable instance of an image.

A

Container

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14
Q

______ are a mapping of container data to Docker-managed file system data.

A

Volume

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