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they are in a position of luxury, for sure. if a serious contender starts cutting into Docker Corp's pie, they'll have to ramp up the other departments.
by hnbroseph 11y ago
they are in a position of luxury, for sure. if a serious contender starts cutting into Docker Corp's pie, they'll have to ramp up the other departments.
- toomuchtodo 11y agoHow much runway does Docker Co have for the number of employees on staff?
- nickstinemates 11y agoyears
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- toomuchtodo 11y agoI hope you didn't take offense to the question. I recognize Docker's contribution to the containerization landscape, but after doing tech for ~15 years, you see things come and go and you get tired of wasting your time on products or tooling that may or may not be around in 1-3 years.
- Patrick_Devine 11y agoGiven the Docker engine has been around for a number of years and it's still picking up steam, containers aren't going away anytime soon. That said, Docker Inc. has plenty of cash in the bank.
- toomuchtodo 11y agoI never said containers are going away. I implied its going to be hard to make money off of containerization.