In the world of modern software development, containers have become the cornerstone of scalable, agile, and efficient application delivery. By encapsulating code, dependencies, and runtime into lightweight, portable units, containers empower developers to build once and deploy anywhere—across clouds, on-premises, or hybrid environments. But as containerized applications grow in complexity, so does the need for orchestration.
Joey D'Antoni
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