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https://github.com/vasu10134/cpp-docker-play

Dockerizing C++ applications ensures consistent environments across development and production. It packages the app with dependencies, simplifying deployment and scaling. Docker improves portability and security across platforms. This approach integrates seamlessly with CI/CD workflows.
https://github.com/vasu10134/cpp-docker-play

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Dockerizing C++ applications ensures consistent environments across development and production. It packages the app with dependencies, simplifying deployment and scaling. Docker improves portability and security across platforms. This approach integrates seamlessly with CI/CD workflows.

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# C++ Dockerization

## Overview
This repository demonstrates how to Dockerize a simple C++ application. Dockerizing C++ applications ensures portability, ease of deployment, and a consistent runtime environment, making it easier to manage and deploy your code across different systems.

## What We Do and Why
1. **Write a Simple C++ Program**: We create a simple C++ application (e.g., printing "Hello, Dockerized C++ World!").
2. **Dockerize the Application**: We create a `Dockerfile` that compiles the C++ code and runs it inside a Docker container. This ensures that the application can be executed consistently on any machine, eliminating potential discrepancies across different environments.
3. **Build and Run in Docker**: Using Docker, we package the application and run it in an isolated environment, making it easy to share or deploy.

## Technologies Used
- **C++**: The programming language used to write the application.
- **Docker**: A tool to containerize the application, ensuring that it runs consistently across different environments.

## How to Build and Run

1. **Clone the Repository**:
```bash
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/js-docker-play.git
cd js-docker-play

2. **Build the Docker Image:**
`docker build -t cpp-docker-app .`

3. **Run the Docker Container:**
`docker run cpp-docker-app`

You should see the output: `Hello, Dockerized C++ World!`