Containers
Containers and Docker in production
Standardize applications with Docker and Docker Compose, organize images, networks, and volumes, and operate with controlled updates and rollback.
Docker · Docker Compose · CI/CD · Goiás and Brazil-wide
Why use containers
Consistency from development to production
01
Reproducible environments
The same image runs in development, staging, and production.
02
Docker Compose
Services, networks, and volumes declared in a versioned file.
03
Isolation
Separate applications with clear network and storage boundaries.
04
Updates
Image replacement with validation and rollback to the previous version.
05
Persistence
Volumes and backup defined so container data is not lost.
06
Integration
CI/CD, reverse proxy, and monitoring in the same delivery flow.
How it works
How we run container projects
Scope depends on the number of applications, environments, and integrations. The proposal separates infrastructure, licenses, and services.
- Inventory of applications and dependencies.
- Standardization of images, Compose, networks, and volumes.
- Deployment, backup, and monitored operations.
FAQ
Container and Docker questions
Is Docker the same as Kubernetes?
No. Docker organizes containers on one or a few hosts; Kubernetes orchestrates clusters. We assess scale before recommending.
Do I need to rewrite my applications?
In most cases, no; we package what already runs with configuration and persistence adjustments.
What happens to persistent data?
Dedicated volumes with backup and restore testing; containers do not hold critical state.
Can I update without stopping the service?
It depends on the application; we plan windows and rollback for each update.
Do you integrate with CI/CD?
Yes, with a build pipeline, image publishing, and controlled deployment.
Ready to standardize your applications?
Tell us your applications and environments — we reply with a proposal.
