Blog posts tagged with 'scalable applications'

In this article, we will cover clean architecture practically. Clean architecture is a software architecture that helps us to keep an entire application code under control. The main goal of clean architecture is the code/logic, which is unlikely to change. It has to be written without any direct dependency. This means that if I want to change my development framework OR User Interface (UI) of the system, the core of the system should not be changed. It also means that our external dependencies are completely replaceable.

Docker has revolutionized the way applications are packaged, deployed, and managed. At its core, Docker leverages three key components: images, containers, and volumes. This blog will delve into each of these components, explaining their roles and how they interact to create efficient and isolated application environments.