> Docker lets you setup a runtime environment by doing whatever is necessary to make it work Does that not qualify as "hack-it-'till-it-works", the worst kind

> Docker lets you setup a runtime environment by doing whatever is necessary to make it work Does that not qualify as "hack-it-'till-it-works", the worst kind of computer activity, especially when one is stuck trying to reverse engineer what the guy before did? Can you think of what implications "doing whatever is necessary to make it work" has for lifecycle management?