Been playing a little with Docker this afternoon, while its something I have been aware for a while its not something I have really looked into.

As I prefer working with CentOS rather than Ubuntu its taken me a while to get the motivation to do any more than some reading, however as the latest version now runs on RHE compatible

Docker 1/4
yyscuuehmmrkvci-ionycnseftiiandglsoltcdakohlectlrktepdsr:tcao/krnwetwrw-.imoirrorservice.org/sites/dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/6/i386/epel-release-6-8.noarch.rpm

Once the services are installed pull down some images to test with;

Docker 2/4
dddoooccckkkeeerrrppruuullnllcucebenuntntotosus/bin/echohelloworld

the last command launches a CentOS container, runs the echo and then exits. To do something more interesting;

Docker 3/4
CddddOooooNccccTkkkkAeeeeIrrrrNEpalsRstot_tgoIaspDc=h$$$CC(-OOssNNuiTTdgAAo-IIpNNdrEEooRRcx__kyIIe=DDrfarlusne-$dCOuNbTuAnItNuER/_bIiDn/sh-cwhiletrue;doechohelloworld;sleep1;done)

Once you have some containers running the following commands are useful;

Docker 4/4
ddddoooocccckkkkeeeerrrriipsnmsefaaog#rec#sWhhG#a[etTtLsEiRssrMotu]mnetn#hiienSngefa?aovrracmihaltafiboolrneioimnmaagtgehesesinstallation

This is probably one of the better introductions to Docker I have seen;

and some further reading;