Getting Started Getting Started with Containers
summary
Containers provide a reproducible packaging flow: Dockerfiles and OCI registries define how code, runtime and layers are built, shipped and versioned; SBOMs and 12‑factor apps give traceability and runtime conventions. The talk demonstrates a four‑step mental model—design for shippable artifacts, pack with repeatable builds, transport via registries with tags and signatures, and run ephemeral “cattle” instances that scale. Examples cover passing secrets/env vars, tagging for security or debug, and lifecycle disposal.
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