In this video, we'll see how docker container works, commands for Container Management like run, stop, start, kill, pause, unpause, remove container. 
Execute commands in container, meaning of options-dit, check container logs, inspect container, and status of running container. To ensure that your application functions flawlessly in every environment, whether it is being developed, tested, or used in production, Docker is the containerization platform that is used to package your application and all of its dependencies together in the form of containers. 

A tool called Docker is intended to make it simpler to develop, distribute, and run applications using containers. Binaries, libraries, and configuration files are also included in Docker Containers together with the application itself. The containers are lightweight since they rely on the underlying OS kernel and don't contain a guest OS for each one. Containers offer OS-level process separation and resource sharing with other containers running on the same host OS.

Containers can run almost anywhere, making development and deployment much simpler. They can run on Linux, Windows, and Mac operating systems; on virtual machines or bare metal; on a developer's machine or in on-premises data centres; and, of course, in the public cloud. Containers virtualize OS-level CPU, memory, storage, and network resources, giving developers access to an OS that is conceptually isolated from other applications and presented in a sandboxed environment.

Docker container commands: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/running-commands-inside-docker-container/