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Quick Introduction to Docker (Part 1)

Once in a while, a game-changing technology emerges in the radar, which completely changes the way we communicate, sell, innovate and develop software and much more. Technologies like Linux, Cloud, Big Data, Mobile, Java (write-once, run-anywhere) are few of those, fall under this category. They have provided immense benefit not only to the technology community, but also to the whole human society. Recently, a new kid in the block has emerged that belongs to the same category. Many consider it as the next big thing in the software delivery pipeline. This technology is known as “Docker”. It is gaining significant momentum and it is in high demand in the open source and DevOps worlds. Few believe that it is “one of the fastest-growing open source projects in history”. In this series of blogs, we will explore Docker and analyze the five important Ws - Why, What, When, Who and Where? This will help us understand why it is disrupting the market and why we need to pay attention to it. Let us explore reasons that create much interest for many industry veterans about Docker.

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Tufin® is the leader in Network Security Policy Orchestration for enterprise cybersecurity. More than half of the top 50 companies in the Forbes Global 2000 turn to Tufin to simplify management of some of the largest, most complex networks in the world, consisting of thousands of firewall and network devices and emerging hybrid cloud infrastructures. Enterprises select the company’s award-winning Tufin Orchestration Suite™ to increase agility in the face of ever-changing business demands while maintaining a robust security posture. The Suite reduces the attack surface and meets the need for greater visibility into secure and reliable application connectivity.

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Quick Introduction to Docker (Part 1)