Things to know about Docker

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  • Docker images are basically a collection of filesystems
  • One copy of an image of gets mounted to each container
  • Images can be stored in a repository for use by other orgs
  • Docker images can contain one or more filesystems
  • Each filesystem in a docker image is called a layer
  • The base layer is always the root filesystem
  • When multiple layers exist in a docker image, the top layer will get priority
  • When we create a container, all layers get merged into a single layer that gets attached to the container
  • Docker images are stored in registries under the same name
  • When docker containers are stopped, they do not reflect changes made to filesystem while running