Re:What's new in Docker 1.13: prune, secrets, checkpoints an...
by tra3 on Tuesday January 31, 2017 @01:18PM
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I dont believe that's an accurate assessment. If the grandparent wants to run a one off container with reproducible results, something like docker-compose is perfect. If he wants to run a multi-node microservices architecture then the story gets more complicated.
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Re:What's new in Docker 1.13: prune, secrets, checkpoints an...
by LeanderK on Tuesday January 31, 2017 @02:41PM
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i run a lot of small projects with docker-compose on a single host and it makes deploying my changes very easy. Maybe there is a low cost setting it up, but i think eve with a small project it pays it divides pretty fast.