Building a container for an application should be a familiar activity at this point in this book. For the most part, when building an image, we can normally rely on existing knowledge to determine how to incorporate a runtime language or package. From a personal perspective, I like to containerize applications as it provides a consistent and well-understood interface. The isolation from system updates and other changes impacting an application is a very common and annoying aspect of maintaining a computer.
At this point, the assumption is that building images is second nature and the next challenge relates to deploying the containers. What your container is actually meant to do will probably influence the complexity of the running container. For example, running a container with a graphical user interface (potentially) presents more issues than one using a...
