is it a good practice to create one dockerfile with all needed container , ex :
1 - FROM ubutnu 2 - RUN apt install php7.4 3 - RUN apt install mysql-server 4 - RUN apt install nginx 5 - RUN apt install openssh-server ......
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Answer
This is actually a bad idea. The principle of containers is one service per one container.
A container is really just a process. You might run 50 different containers on a machine, with very little overhead, and still gain the advantages of isolation for each service.
A good primer on the inherent differences between containers and VMs