docker
/ˈdɒkər/Definitions
1. noun
A container-based runtime for software applications, primarily used for packaging and deploying applications in a portable format.
“The company used Docker to containerize their web application and deploy it to multiple cloud environments.”
2. verb
To package and deploy an application using a container-based runtime, typically Docker.
“The developer dockered the application to prepare it for deployment on a cloud platform.”
3. proper noun
A company that provides a container-based runtime for software applications, primarily known for its Docker platform.
“Docker is a popular platform for containerizing applications.”