My feeling is the real things get lost in hype. I still feel given the current tool support for continuous integration docker containers are useful. But going f

My feeling is the real things get lost in hype. I still feel given the current tool support for continuous integration docker containers are useful. But going from development to production is entirely different story. Moreover what docker calls single process (actually what they mean is single daemon, which might fork multiple processes). You can use LXD in those scenario, where you needed extra security and run unprivileged containers as lightweigh VM. So containers in itself has evolved to support different scenarios. not sure when docker will better join forces with LXD and LXC teams whose work is phenomenal and was foundation of docker.