Jacob Tomlinson • 2/9/2023

Being intentional with container terminology

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This article discusses the importance of using intentional and accurate terminology when writing about Linux container technology. It explains the common confusion between the generic term 'containers' and the brand name 'Docker,' and provides clear guidelines for distinguishing between Docker the company/tools and the broader container ecosystem (e.g., OCI standards, Podman).

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