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Configuring storage in Docker refers to the process of creating and managing data stores used in containers. Storages allow you to save data between container launches, ensuring their safety and availability.

Mounting folders (or file systems) means linking or connecting a file system (folder or directory) to a specific location in another file system. This allows you to make the contents of one folder available inside another folder or even elsewhere in

A Docker container is a lightweight and isolated environment in which you can run applications and their dependencies. It uses containerization to package applications and all necessary components (such as libraries, configuration files, etc.) into

Container ports are specific network ports that can be bound to specific services or applications inside the container.

A Docker container is a lightweight and isolated environment that contains everything you need to run an application, including code, dependencies, libraries, and settings. It uses containerization to package and deliver applications using

A project in Docker Compose allows you to package and run several related services together. This can be useful when your application consists of several components, such as a web server, a database, and a cache server, that need to work together.

Docker Composer is a tool for defining and managing multi-container applications on the Docker platform. It allows you to combine several containers together and define all the necessary settings, dependencies and relationships between them in a

The figlet command in Linux is used to create ASCII art from plain text. When you run the figlet command with text as an argument, figlet converts that text into ASCII art and displays it on the command line. ASCII art is a graphical representation

Cowsay is a command-line utility in Unix and Unix-like operating systems that allows you to create cow drawings in ASCII art and output their messages. Cows can report any text information provided to them. The utility also supports various flags

The Vimix Cursors cursor theme is another popular set of cursors for Linux that can be used with various work environments, including KDE Plasma, GNOME, Xfce and others.