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Well... that might be a reason why it's popular. I think the very snappy boot up process for a container is also very appealing. For example, t2.micro's on AWS
by meddlepal 11y ago
Well... that might be a reason why it's popular. I think the very snappy boot up process for a container is also very appealing. For example, t2.micro's on AWS seem to take at least 30 seconds which is frustratingly slow if you're changing stuff often but only touching application/service dependencies.
- creshal 11y agoIt's not "docker or VMs", it's "docker or other container frameworks". Compared to those, Docker seems to come with a ludicrous list of caveats and workarounds.
- meddlepal 11y agoGood point. I haven't kept up with the maturity status of other container frameworks though so I'm not sure how prevalent stuff like Rocket is in the wild.