> Look at it this way. In 15 years time, that ancient docker setup may well be as insecure, unmaintainable and poorly-regarded as PHP5 is today.
Surprise, surprise, when you don't maintain and update your stack it becomes unmaintainable and insecure. News at 11.
Why the heck are you implying that updating it now means we don't manage and update it for the next 15 years ?
What do you suggest, then ? Keep things as is ? I remind you that the thing is insecure as fuck and it becomes hard to add features or patch the app because it's running on an old version of apache/php/mysql.
Surprise, surprise, when you don't maintain and update your stack it becomes unmaintainable and insecure. News at 11.
Why the heck are you implying that updating it now means we don't manage and update it for the next 15 years ?
What do you suggest, then ? Keep things as is ? I remind you that the thing is insecure as fuck and it becomes hard to add features or patch the app because it's running on an old version of apache/php/mysql.