Docker

Docker, Inc. is a software company that provides an open platform for building, shipping, and running distributed applications through the use of container technology. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Docker facilitates collaboration among developers and system administrators by allowing applications to be packaged as containers that can run seamlessly across various environments, including local machines, data centers, and public clouds. The platform includes tools for code building, scaling, deployment, and load balancing, as well as a cloud service for sharing applications and automating workflows. By offering an integrated and secure workflow, Docker enhances the efficiency of application development and accelerates the delivery process from code to deployment, serving millions of developers worldwide.

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AtomicJar

Acquisition in 2023
AtomicJar is an integration testing platform founded on March 2, 2021, in Newark, New Jersey, by Sergei Egorov. The company focuses on creating developer tools that simplify automated testing processes. By utilizing containers, AtomicJar enables developers to effectively conduct unit and domain testing, addressing the complexities associated with various dependencies in production environments. The platform aims to enhance the software development cycle by providing easier methods for integration testing, ultimately improving the overall experience for developers.

Mutagen

Acquisition in 2023
Mutagen is a company that provides open-source file synchronization and networking technology for high-performance remote development.

Nestybox

Acquisition in 2022
Nestybox, Inc. is a technology company based in San Jose, California, founded in 2019. It specializes in developing innovative Docker container solutions that allow Linux containers to function similarly to virtual machines. The company's flagship products include Sysbox CE, an open-source community edition, and Sysbox EE, an enterprise edition. These solutions increase the versatility of containers, enabling them to serve as secure environments for running various applications, including Docker, Kubernetes, and legacy systems. Nestybox's offerings provide enterprises with a cost-effective and flexible alternative to traditional virtual machines, facilitating use cases such as secure Docker-in-Docker operations without the need for privileged containers.

Infinit

Acquisition in 2016
Infinit International, founded in 2012 by Julien Quintard and Baptiste Fradin, is a technology company that focuses on simplifying file sharing. The company gained recognition for its innovative approach, graduating from Le Camping’s accelerator program in Paris and earning accolades from various innovation contests, including the Qualcomm QPrize and the French National Innovation Contest. In 2014, Infinit further advanced its development by participating in the Techstars accelerator program in New York City. The company successfully secured $1.8 million in funding from Alven Capital and 360 Capital Partners, which has helped bolster its mission to enhance the user experience in digital file transmission.

Conductant

Acquisition in 2016
Conductant is a a small startup that focused on orchestration.

Unikernel Systems

Acquisition in 2016
Unikernel Systems Ltd. is a company based in Cambridge, United Kingdom, that specializes in the development and commercialization of open source unikernels. Founded in 2015, it aims to advance the unikernel movement by creating solutions that address common issues related to configuration, deployment, and monitoring in computing environments. Unikernel Systems focuses on projects such as MirageOS and Rumprun, striving to enhance the accessibility and applicability of unikernels for the broader systems community. In June 2015, the company changed its name from Tayvin 490 Limited and has since become a subsidiary of Docker, Inc. This partnership enables Unikernel Systems to leverage Docker's capabilities to facilitate the development and adoption of unikernel technology, which is increasingly relevant in the context of microservices and the Internet of Things (IoT).

Tutum

Acquisition in 2015
Tutum is a cloud computing service platform that specializes in deploying and managing lightweight, portable containers across various environments, including both cloud and on-premises settings. By utilizing Docker, an open-source containerization technology, Tutum allows developers to manage containers seamlessly, ensuring that applications built and tested on local machines can be scaled effectively in production. The platform combines the advantages of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Platform as a Service (PaaS) while mitigating the drawbacks associated with each. This approach enables users to efficiently run self-sufficient containers from any application, streamlining the development and deployment process.

Kitematic

Acquisition in 2015
Kitematic Inc. is a software company based in Kitchener, Canada, founded in 2013. It specializes in providing a Mac application that facilitates the management of Docker containers through a user-friendly graphical interface. The company develops open-source container management software designed to simplify access to computing resources. Kitematic's technology, primarily built using Atom Shell, aims to enhance the experience of users working with containers. In 2015, Kitematic became a subsidiary of Docker, Inc., allowing it to leverage additional resources to further develop its solutions, including plans for a new version of its UI for Windows.

SocketPlane

Acquisition in 2015
SocketPlane, Inc. is a Palo Alto, California-based software development company that specializes in open source software-defined networking. Founded in 2014, the company provides solutions that facilitate the rapid deployment and connection of applications at scale. Its offerings include DevOps-defined networking, which enhances distributed security, application services, and orchestration for Docker and Linux containers. By focusing on transparency and ease of use for developers and network operations teams, SocketPlane aims to simplify the networking landscape in the context of containerized applications. In 2015, SocketPlane became a subsidiary of Docker, Inc., further aligning its innovations with the growing demand for efficient container management and networking solutions.

Koality

Acquisition in 2014
Koality is a provider of a continuous integration platform designed to enhance software development processes. The platform focuses on parallelizing test suites, which helps in preventing broken builds and ensuring that tests run efficiently. By automatically distributing test tasks across available virtual machines, Koality effectively manages parallelization and reduces non-deterministic test results. This functionality offers engineering organizations robust, off-the-shelf testing capabilities, streamlining the development workflow while working securely behind firewalls.

Orchard

Acquisition in 2014
Orchard Labs specializes in developing cloud-based tools for software development, focusing on hosted Docker solutions and Fig, an open-source tool designed for container orchestration. By offering these services, Orchard Labs aims to streamline the software development process, making it more efficient for developers to manage and deploy applications in a cloud environment. The company's products cater to the growing demand for effective container management and deployment strategies in modern software engineering.
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