>To me, docker can be thought of as a process wrapper. The executable is called an image, and the running process called a container. That's from a comment of

>To me, docker can be thought of as a process wrapper. The executable is called an image, and the running process called a container. That's from a comment of yours. It's meaningless to me because I don't know much about deployment/dev-ops etc. Now I could lash out out of some insecurity and say that you're just using "jargon", or I could take some responsibility and look up those words.