Nice insight, but shouldn't we use Docker for other reasons?
For example, it's easier to backup and restore a container and if needed move it to another machine.
I was talking about something like this: stackoverflow.com/questions/287340...
I don't see containers as a binary. For me is more like a simplified VM.
Nice insight, but shouldn't we use Docker for other reasons?
For example, it's easier to backup and restore a container and if needed move it to another machine.
You mean like have a binary that works 5 years later, even though it's become ~impossible to recreate it?
I was talking about something like this:
stackoverflow.com/questions/287340...
I don't see containers as a binary. For me is more like a simplified VM.
Both a Docker container and VM images are binaries...