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acknowledgments
This book couldn’t have been written without the support, sacrifice, and patience of
those closest to us. Special mention is due to Stephen Hazleton, whose tireless efforts
with us to make Docker useful for our customers informed much of the book’s contents.
Several Docker contributors and staff were kind enough to review the book at dif-
ferent stages and provided much useful feedback, including the following people who
read the book in manuscript form: Benoit Benedetti, Burkhard Nestmann, Chad
Davis, David Moravec, Ernesto Cárdenas Cangahuala, Fernando Rodrigues, Kirk Brat-
tkus, Pethuru Raj, Scott Bates, Steven Lembark, Stuart Woodward, Ticean Bennett,
Valmiky Arquissandas, and Wil Moore III. José San Leandro acted as our technical
proofreader and we are grateful for his sharp eye.
Finally, this book also owes a great deal to the Manning editorial team, who went
out of their way to push us into making the book not just good enough, but the best it
could be. We hope the pride they took in their work rubbed off on us.
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AN MIELL To Sarah, Isaac, and Rachel for putting up with the late-night coding, a
father glued to a laptop screen, and the eternal “Docker this, Docker that, Docker
blah, blah,” and to my parents for encouraging me from an early age to question the
status quo. And for buying me that Spectrum.
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IDAN HOBSON SAYERS To Mona for the support and encouragement, my parents for
their wisdom and motivating words, and my coauthor for that fateful “Has anyone
tried this Docker thing?” e-mail.
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