How to practice dockerizing if you are administrator not a developer?

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The discussion focuses on the desire to practice dockerizing applications after learning the basics of Dockerfiles and Docker Compose. A request is made for GitHub projects that can be used for this purpose, specifically suggesting simple "Hello World" programs in Python or examples like the Microsoft Python sample for a Flask tutorial. This indicates a need for accessible projects to enhance practical skills in Docker application deployment.
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How to practice dockerizing application if you don't know that much coding?
I have learnt the basics of dockerfiles, docker compose. Now, I want to practice dockerizing applications. I've written some dockerfile and yml files till now. Can you give me your project in github so that I can try to dockerize it?
 
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