Agree with the sentiment. Docker needs to build a product around the runtime, [build, deploy, manage], and then monetize that. It's the only long term play that

Agree with the sentiment. Docker needs to build a product around the runtime, [build, deploy, manage], and then monetize that. It's the only long term play that makes sense. I also interestingly see them as the only company after redhat to truly be able to take on support subscription and perhaps drive huge steady revenue streams from that. The reason I say that is because this really the next logical OS shift. Docker, containers, etc will be that pervasive next layer and you can bet companies will pay for the support.