What Is Kubernetes?
Kubernetes diagram: orchestration platform showing master, worker nodes running pods and services deployments with scaling rolling updates, load balancing, scheduling health checks
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How to Stop and Remove Containers
Illustration of stopping and removing containers: list running containers run 'docker stop' to halt, use 'docker rm' to remove confirm cleanup, remove volumes and images if needed.
What Is a Docker Image?
In modern software development, the ability to package applications consistently across different
How to Run Your First Docker Container
Developer launching their first Docker container: terminal displaying 'docker run' command, Docker whale logo, a container icon, progress bar and a green success checkmark icon ok.
Understanding SELinux and AppArmor Security Modules
Short introduction
Mandatory Access Control (MAC) systems like SELinux and AppArmor add
What Is a Docker Container?
Illustration of a Docker container: a lightweight, portable, isolated environment packaging an application and its dependencies, running consistently across different host systems.
How to Install Docker on Ubuntu
Diagram showing step-by-step Docker installation on Ubuntu: update apt, install prerequisites, add Docker GPG key and repo, install docker-ce, enable & start docker. verify hello!!
What Is Docker Used For?
Docker: containerization platform that packages apps, with dependencies into lightweight, portable containers for consistent deployment, scaling, testing and isolated environments.
How to Use break and continue in Loops
Illustration of loop control: 'break' exits the loop immediately when a condition is met; 'continue' skips the current iteration and proceeds to the next with code and flow arrows.
What Is the Difference Between None and False?
Illustration comparing None and False: None signifies no value or null, while False is a boolean value indicating negativity; use is None for identity and boolean checks for False.
How to Handle FileNotFoundError
Dev at a laptop debugging FileNotFoundError: checking file path and permissions, creating missing file, using try/except and logging, then prompting user to enter correct filename.
How to Override Methods in Python
Illustration showing Python3 class inheritance: a base class method overridden by a subclass, with arrows and code snippets highlighting method name, signature, and call resolution.