Re:Docker Misconceptions
by zobzu on Monday June 09, 2014 @05:29PM
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I agree the concept is sound, that said Docker is quite a bit of a PR engine as the parent comment said.
It also is far from mature enough for most. When it fails, good luck finding out whats happening, they don't log stuff.
It needs a lot of management around it.
Itll be much more useful when stuff like Flynn takes off, or when someone rewrite this stuff/fix this stuff for average sys admins (and by average im not saying theyre bad, im saying not everyone has an idle army of sysadmins just waiting to fix stuff)
It also is far from mature enough for most. When it fails, good luck finding out whats happening, they don't log stuff. It needs a lot of management around it.
Itll be much more useful when stuff like Flynn takes off, or when someone rewrite this stuff/fix this stuff for average sys admins (and by average im not saying theyre bad, im saying not everyone has an idle army of sysadmins just waiting to fix stuff)