Studying the Principles of Infocommunication Network Virtualisation Using the Docker Platform

The paper considers the use of virtualization technology, and specifically containerization, for building Future Networks. Containerization technology is a type of virtualization that enables software code to be packaged into a single executable file, ensuring its proper execution. These files are referred to as containers. Docker, an open source containerization platform, greatly simplifies and automates the process of creating and deploying various applications. Multiple containers can be quickly deployed on a single machine using the Docker platform. It is a valuable tool for students at the higher education level to gain hands-on experience with the latest technologies. This platform can be utilized for laboratory assignments focused on studying virtualization technologies. It provides an interactive environment for university students to learn a variety of modern networking technologies, including configuration of new servers and running applications on them. The platform can be used by students and professors to explore modern infocommunication network structures and databases for research. Familiarity with Docker is becoming more and more important in the IT sector, which makes it a valuable skill for students looking for a job.