Knowledge base — Page 13

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 subdomainA subdomain in ISPmanager is an additional part of the main domain that is created to host a separate website or service on the same domain. The main domain can be, for example, "example.com ", and a subdomain can be

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

A loop in Linux is a construct that allows you to repeat a set of commands or actions several times based on a certain condition. Cycles are widely used to automate tasks and data processing.

hosts is a text file that is used in operating systems to communicate between domain names and IP addresses. It represents the local distribution of the domain system and allows redirecting requests to specific IP addresses, bypassing the usual DNS

The cmatrix command is a matrix program effect that displays green symbols on your terminal that resemble scenes from the movie "The Matrix".

Easter eggs in Linux (and in other operating systems) are small hidden "surprises" or jokes that developers of programs or operating systems include for the entertainment of users.