How do you organize application deployment under high loads: using Docker containers or as a separate process without containerization and isolation?

For deploying applications under high loads, it is preferable to use Docker containers. Containerization provides environment isolation, simplifies scaling and dependency management, and facilitates automation of CI/CD processes.

Advantages of Docker under high loads:

• Fast startup and shutdown of containers.
• Easy to scale the application horizontally by creating multiple instances.
• Ensures environment consistency between development, testing, and production.
• Ability to use orchestrators (Kubernetes, Docker Swarm) for load management and fault tolerance.

In the case of running an application as a separate process without containerization, it is more difficult to ensure isolation, scalability, and quick deployment, which are critical under high loads.

Thus, for high-load systems, Docker containers are a more modern and convenient solution.