At present, part of the experimental environment of computer science courses and the software development environment of the school are built based on virtual machines. As the number of students rapidly increases, the demand for virtual machines goes up correspondingly. Virtual machines consume a lot of resources, and the shortage of resources becomes the bottleneck of laboratory construction. According to the current situation of school resources, this paper proposes to build a docker-based laboratory environment for computer course teaching as well as software development and test, so as to provide teachers and students with various lightweights and stable Linux system services.
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