# Using Docker for a Decentralized Unified System

Container technology is a technological advancement that has emerged in recent years. Within SPIDERWEB, both CDN and VPN utilize container technology for product iteration and updates. The underlying operational logic starts with a completely consistent system, with both hardware and software provided by SPIDERWEB.

Under the operation of our existing machines, not only can we achieve Cloud Service applications, but we can also use Docker to support computations for other main chains, such as: RVN, PROC, ICP, and so forth.

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