I didn't read the article that way, and it resonated with my sentiments. I tried using docker a while ago, and I never grokked the shipping container analogy --

I didn't read the article that way, and it resonated with my sentiments. I tried using docker a while ago, and I never grokked the shipping container analogy -- why it's so much better than some VM's and deployment scripts. It's like it's some complicated layer over that. I think in the end Solomon Hykes is a talented marketeer, but the great majority of teams/companies are satisfied enough with virtual machines seems to be how it's going to pan out.