Docker is a tool for bundling together applications and their dependencies into images that can than be run as containers on many different types of computers.
Docker and other containerization tools are useful to scientists because:
Migration \Mi*gra"tion, n. [L. migratio: cf. F. migration]
1: The movement of persons or groups from one country or locality to another.
2: The passage of software developers from one platform, language or environment to another for the purpose of feeding, breeding or enhanced health of their offspring.
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