Docker containers are generally designed to run a specific task or process and will remain active for the duration of that process. When the process finishes, the container exits. However, there are scenarios where you might want to keep the Docker container running indefinitely. This could be for debugging, development,

Containerized applications can run seamlessly across various environments, including development, testing, and production. As they move from one environment to another, they often require adjusting some configurations to meet each environment's unique needs. For example, in a development environment, enabling verbose debugging can provide developers with detailed feedback.