What Does Software Container Mean?
A container is an executable software module that is bundled with all its dependencies. Containers are commonly used to provide system portability for IT services and distributed workloads in multi-cloud environments.
Techopedia Explains Software Container
Containers function like isolated, secure building blocks that can be used (and re-used) in a modular fashion. Because container images hold everything needed for an application, developers do not need to make changes to code for new computing environments. The use of containers is rapidly growing, as are the number of tools available for container creation, execution and management.
