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Containerization is the operating-system-level or application-level virtualization of resources so that applications can run in isolated environments called containers. Each container packages an application together with its configuration files, libraries, and dependencies, which ensures that it behaves the same regardless of where it is deployed. This “build once, run anywhere” property of containers makes them…

A content management system (CMS) is a software application that simplifies the creation, management, and publishing of digital content. Rather than manually writing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build web pages, a CMS allows user to add, organize, design, and update content through a user-friendly interface. By allowing users to skip implementing website fundamentals from…

A virtual machine is a system that is emulated on top of a physical machine. Virtual machines still function as if they are real, but their access to resources such as memory storage are virtualized, meaning that they don’t have direct access to the hardware. Virtual machines believe and act as if they are regular…