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In raw, the docker allows you to simulate the production environment by replicating it beforehand and then containerizing it and publishing to hub.docker.com. The important thing to consider is that you want to keep your docker image as minimalistic as possible because it does produce a heavy load for the machine using it. You want to containerize only the service which you need to use and test, eg. for our backend stack, we've had to containerize PHP 8 on Ubuntu, and we've added node, npm, and composer to the container. That's it, voila! Now you'd think that it's smart to ship other technologies to the same container, for example, using this container to test the frontend services would be pretty inefficient.
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