What is docker-guide-fa?

This repository is a complete, step by step guide to Docker, written entirely in Persian (Farsi). It is aimed at readers who want to learn Docker from the ground up, starting with basic ideas and working through to advanced topics like clustering, security, and running Docker safely in a real production environment. Every topic in the guide follows the same pattern: what the concept is, why it exists, its advantages and drawbacks, and a hands on example with an actual command. The author's stated goal is to help readers understand not just which command to type, but why that command is the right one, using plain language, many code examples, comparison tables, and real world scenarios throughout. The guide covers more than 170 Docker concepts and commands, organized into sections that move from foundations, such as what a container is and how it differs from a virtual machine, through Docker's architecture, managing images and containers, logging, volumes for storing data, networking, writing Dockerfiles, Docker Compose for running multiple containers together, Docker Swarm for scaling across machines, and finally container security topics like namespaces, control groups, and security scanning tools. The material is available in two forms: a plain Markdown file that can be read directly on GitHub, and an interactive HTML version with a clickable table of contents and a dark, easy on the eyes design, meant to be downloaded and opened in a browser. This is a documentation and learning resource rather than a piece of software, there is nothing to install or run beyond opening the guide itself. It is released under the MIT license, and the author welcomes issues and pull requests from readers who spot mistakes or want to suggest additional material.