The talk will be covering the basics of containers and explain what is exciting about Docker. I will explain the underlying technology in Linux Containers used by products like systemd, SELinux Sandbox, and docker. I will also cover new features of cgroups and SELinux as well as explain the process isolation tools provided by Kernel Namespaces. Docker is not just about containers, but is potentially a new format with which you can distribute your content. Developers in the past have had to either ship their content in RPM or use a home grown install system. Docker is different in that you ship the entire user space with your application. The talk will also cover how you can build docker images and how you may distribute them.