Docker containers so your software runs the same everywhere
APPSOLN packages your software with Docker so it runs the same on a laptop, a test server, and in the cloud, making launches simpler and more reliable.
In plain words
Docker packages software together with everything it needs to run, into a container. That means it behaves the same on every computer and server, which removes a lot of it-works-on-my-machine problems.
For small businesses
A small business might use Docker so its app can move easily between hosting providers and be set up again quickly if something fails.
For larger companies
A large company might use Docker as the standard way to package every application before running it on Kubernetes or a cloud service.
A good fit for
- Apps that behave differently on different servers
- Teams preparing to move to the cloud or Kubernetes
- Simplifying how new developers get set up
Works well with
- Kubernetes
- GitHub Actions
- AWS
- Azure
- Node.js
- Python
- .NET
Common questions
Do we need Kubernetes if we use Docker?
Not always. Many apps run perfectly well in Docker on a simple cloud service. Kubernetes is worth it when you run many services or need to scale a lot.
Related pages
Docker work is part of our devops service.
Have a project that uses Docker?
Tell us what you want to build or fix. A few lines is enough to get a clear answer on what it would take.