@flk7509

In Docker, immutable infrastructure refers to the practice of creating and deploying infrastructure components, such as containers, in a way that they cannot be modified after deployment. Instead of updating existing infrastructure, new instances are created with the desired changes, and the old ones are replaced. This approach helps ensure consistency, reliability, and reproducibility of the infrastructure environment.

@ManiBalajiC

Well images layers remain the same even after deployment only cow happens which is dependent on storage or it can be ignored

@aadityapanchal8551

o my God I known all the answers 😂