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Docker — the same environment from development to production.

Application containerization: the project runs the same way on a developer's laptop, a test server and in production. Deployment becomes fast and predictable.

Type
Containers · DevOps
Often with
PostgreSQL · Redis
Orchestration
Docker Compose
Hosting
VPS · Cloud

When we use it,
and when we don’t.

For a simple site on Vercel Docker isn't needed, but for your own server and several services it's appropriate.

When it fits

  • Projects on your own server (VPS)
  • Several services: site, database, cache
  • The same environment for the whole team
  • Fast recovery after a failure

When it doesn’t

  • A simple site on Vercel
  • A static landing page without a server
  • A project on ready-made hosting with a CMS

What your business gets.

  • IsolationEvery service runs in its own container without conflicts.
  • Fast deploymentUpdates go out with a single command.
  • Docker ComposeThe whole stack — site, database, cache — comes up together.
  • ReproducibilityThe same behavior on a local machine and in production.
  • Painless releasesUpdates roll out in minutes and roll back in one step if something goes wrong.
  • Easy onboardingA new developer spins the project up with one command, with no "it works on my machine".

How we adopt
Docker.

01

Task analysis

We discuss the goal, audience and constraints and check whether Docker is right for you.

02

Planning

We describe the architecture, integrations and stages — you see the plan and estimate before we start.

03

Development

We work in iterations with a demo every week, so you see progress and can request changes.

04

Launch and support

We publish, set up monitoring and stay by your side: updates, improvements, consultations.

Not sure
which stack to choose?

After a free consultation, we'll recommend an architecture for your product.

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