Re:Docker is a dangerous gamble
by markrendle on Tuesday May 15, 2018 @05:58AM
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I'm wondering if I don't get your point because I'm too dumb or too smart.
I may be too dumb[1] because I'm unable to infer for myself all the reasons Docker is bad that you haven't bothered to include in your article.
Or I may be too smart[2], because I found setting up Docker for Windows incredibly easy (I downloaded an installer and ran it), I find Dockerfiles easy to write (most fit on one screen), and I find running Kubernetes in production (on Azure AKS) to be straightforward (write YAML files, Google stuff occasionally).
I honestly had to scroll back to the top of your post from halfway down because I thought maybe it was written three years ago.
I may be too dumb[1] because I'm unable to infer for myself all the reasons Docker is bad that you haven't bothered to include in your article.
Or I may be too smart[2], because I found setting up Docker for Windows incredibly easy (I downloaded an installer and ran it), I find Dockerfiles easy to write (most fit on one screen), and I find running Kubernetes in production (on Azure AKS) to be straightforward (write YAML files, Google stuff occasionally).
I honestly had to scroll back to the top of your post from halfway down because I thought maybe it was written three years ago.
[1]I'm not.
[2]I'm not this either.