Kubernetes is deprecating Docker runtime support

Re:Kubernetes is deprecating Docker runtime support by lucideer on Wednesday December 02, 2020 @02:28PM (#25280391)

Sibling comments cover the details but to put it simply: there are two definitions of the work "Docker":

1. [common, informal] "An OCI container".

2. [pedantic, strictly accurate] "A set of tools for building & interacting with OCI containers".

This article is talking about the latter definition.

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Re:Kubernetes is deprecating Docker runtime support by ghaff on Wednesday December 02, 2020 @02:35PM (#25280490)

It's actually even more confusing than that. There's also Docker, Inc. the company and there used to be the Docker Enterprise product (although I believe newer versions are now Mirantis Enterprise which bought that part of the business).

Docker is pretty much the a textbook example of why you probably shouldn't use the same word for a lot of different things.

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Re:Kubernetes is deprecating Docker runtime support by oblio on Wednesday December 02, 2020 @03:18PM (#25281024)

Java :-)

Better yet, .Net.

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Re:Kubernetes is deprecating Docker runtime support by ghaff on Wednesday December 02, 2020 @04:08PM (#25281665)

Heh. I can't tell you, especially going back a few years, the number of people who claimed to hate Java with a passion because as far as they were concerned it was that security-shredding dialog box that would pop up demanding to be updated. (OK, there are probably other reasons to dislike Java as well but I agree it's a lot of different things.)

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Re:Kubernetes is deprecating Docker runtime support by gjlawran on Thursday December 03, 2020 @11:06AM (#25290244)

MS Teams

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