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How to Deal With Databases in Docker? - Baeldung on Ops Docker is a framework designed to ease the creation, deployment, and general management of containers Since a container can run any kind of application, we might want to also use it for a database management system (DBMS) In this tutorial, we’ll review how to work with Docker to handle databases
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