Docker for applications that are more organized, portable and predictable.
Structure applications in containers to simplify deployment, standardize environments and make operations easier to manage.
A simpler way to organize and run applications.
Docker allows an application to be packaged together with the components required to run it, creating isolated and standardized environments called containers.
In practice, this helps reduce differences between environments, makes deployments easier and applications more portable across on-premises servers, data centers and cloud platforms.
Where Docker can make sense for your company.
It is not about using containers simply because the technology exists. The goal is to use Docker when it genuinely simplifies operations.
Web Applications
Organize applications, web services, APIs and their components in isolated environments.
Standardized Deployment
Reduce differences between development, staging and production.
Isolated Services
Separate applications and components to simplify maintenance and reduce dependencies.
Migration
Make it easier to move applications between servers or cloud environments.
Hybrid Environments
Use the same structure across on-premises infrastructure and public cloud platforms.
Labs & Testing
Quickly spin up temporary environments without affecting the rest of the infrastructure.
Fewer differences between environments. More predictability in operations.
A well-structured container architecture can simplify both technical work and day-to-day application maintenance.
Standardization
The application environment is defined in a reproducible way.
Portability
Applications can run across different infrastructures with fewer changes.
Isolation
Services can operate with their own dependencies, reducing conflicts between applications.
Agility
New environments can be created, replicated or rebuilt more easily.
From assessment to deployment.
We can assess the current environment, identify where containers truly add value and structure a solution suited to the operation.
Environment Assessment
Assessment of applications, servers, dependencies and the existing architecture.
Containerization
Structuring images, containers and services required by the application.
Docker Compose
Organization of environments with multiple services and dependencies.
Proxy & Publishing
Integration with Nginx, Apache, certificates and secure application publishing.
Migration
Migration of existing applications to a container-based architecture.
Operations & Support
Support for maintenance, updates, troubleshooting and environment evolution.
Multiple services. One organized environment.
An application may depend on a web server, database, cache, reverse proxy and other components.
With Docker, these services can be separated into containers and managed as a single solution, while keeping each component organized and isolated.
Thinking about using Docker in your operation?
Tell us how your environment works today and we can assess where containers may make sense.