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Docker

Last updated: Mar 24, 2026

Rationale

Docker is the containerization tool used by Fluid Attacks' infrastructure.

The main reasons why we chose it over other alternatives are:

It is open source.
It is the most popular containerization tool in the market.
GitLab CI and AWS Batch require it to work.

Alternatives

No alternatives are currently being considered, as in most situations, Docker is a by-default component of other solutions and cannot be replaced.

Usage

We use Docker for running containers in:

AWS Batch
GitLab CI

D3

Learn about D3.js and Billboard.js, the libraries Fluid Attacks uses for rendering analytics in its Platform.

ESLint

Learn about ESLint, the TypeScript static linter used by Fluid Attacks.

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