Imagine shipping a product worldwide. Boxes go by boat, train, and truck—each designed for one transport method. Chaos, right? Now picture standardized shipping containers fitting seamlessly on any vehicle. That’s exactly what the Open Container Initiative (OCI) did for software.
Docker has revolutionized how applications are built, shipped, and run by using a technology called “containerization.” Instead of running a whole separate operating system like a virtual machine, Docker runs your application in a container—a lightweight, isolated environment that shares the host’s OS kernel.
When it comes to running multiple tasks on a computer, the terms multitasking and multithreading often pop up. But what do they really mean, and how do they relate to the Java programming language? Before we dive into the intricacies of multithreading, let’s first understand a few foundational concepts.
Have you ever wondered what really happens when you run a Java program? How does Java go from the code you write to something your computer can actually run? And how does it manage to do all of this across different platforms with the same code? If so, your'e in the right place.
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