I don't like containers for the purpose of deployment. All they do is hide complexity from DevOps people - But the complexity is still very much there. Hiding c

I don't like containers for the purpose of deployment. All they do is hide complexity from DevOps people - But the complexity is still very much there. Hiding complexity from DevOps people is useful in a PaaS context, but it is an anti-pattern when you consider pretty much every other use case. Docker encourages developers to keep adding more and more different technologies to a system. If you consider most popular applications today, they are usually made up of hundreds of different technologies - Each of which requires their own bootstrap/setup logic. Maybe if each micro-service was made up of fewer different technologies, deployment wouldn't be such a headache and you wouldn't need Docker to begin with.