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The document provides an introduction to Docker, explaining that Docker uses containers to package applications and their dependencies to provide a lightweight and portable way to deploy software. It discusses how Docker uses Linux namespaces and cgroups to isolate containers and how images are used to package container configurations that can then be run as containers. The document also briefly touches on using Docker to build, run, distribute, and integrate distributed applications.
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