🚀 Day 17 Task: Docker Project for DevOps Engineers 🚀

Hey there, awesome #90daysofdevops community! Today's challenge is going to be super exciting because you get to dive into a DevOps project with Docker. Are you as thrilled as I am? 😍

Let's talk about Docker first. 🐳 Docker is an incredible tool that simplifies running applications in containers. 📦 These containers are like little packages that encapsulate everything an application needs to run smoothly.

To create these magical containers, developers use a special file called a Dockerfile. 📜 This file contains a series of instructions for building the container. It tells Docker which base image to use, what commands to execute, and which files to include. It's like a recipe for creating the perfect containerized application.

For instance, if you were making a container for a website, your Dockerfile might direct Docker to use an official web server image, copy all the website files into the container, and start the web server when the container is launched. 🌐

Curious to learn more about Dockerfile? Check out this link: Learn about Dockerfile

Now, onto the task at hand! Your challenge is to:

1. Create a Dockerfile for a simple web application (like a Node.js or Python app).

2. Build the image using the Dockerfile and run the container.

3. Double-check that the application works flawlessly by accessing it in your web browser.

4. Finally, push the image to a public or private repository, such as Docker Hub. 🚢

You've got this! Get ready to amaze yourself with your DevOps skills. Happy containerizing! 🎉