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Docker containers have become popular due to the benefits they offer for DevOps. If the software application uses containers, this requires specific steps in DevOps to build and deploy containers. For each new deployment, you need to deploy a new version of the container image that also includes the application code. Containers affect DevOps mainly in two ways: building and moving container images are more straightforward in comparison to virtual machine images. Some DevOps operations can utilize containers to make them more efficient. For container clusters, these environments are handled by a piece of software known as a container orchestrator.
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