Reasons for Avoiding Docker and the Real vs. Fake Reasons for Using It
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The kind of bagel that ruins lesser bagels for you.
Summary
The article discusses reasons why the author avoids using Docker, highlighting the preference for Unix-based systems and the deployment challenges for corporations. It also mentions the candidness of a developer who chose Docker due to familiarity with Windows and .NET.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledI am a well known Docker-non-respecter.
There are basically only two “real” reasons to use Docker or containerization more generally:
He says that he chose to use Docker to deploy his project because he was a Windows person doing .NET and didn’t want to read up on how to use Linux/Unix.
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