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We were using docker up to about a year ago, and ripped it out for just this reason - we didn't have the time available to keep coding the workarounds. Great if
by vacri 11y ago
We were using docker up to about a year ago, and ripped it out for just this reason - we didn't have the time available to keep coding the workarounds. Great if you have the time, not so great if you don't.
- endymi0n 11y agoWe were too deep in already unfortunately, but 1.10 introduced a whole new barrage of bugs and regressions, wasting hours and days working around it. If they don't devote some time getting the basics right and getting the core stable, we need to really consider alternatives. I'm already scared what 1.11 will break.
- cpuguy83 11y agoPlease make sure to report any issues so they can be fixed.
- crdoconnor 11y agoStuff like this is what makes me wary of any technology that's been hyped.
- yomism 11y agoI too had a production deploy using Docker and but droped it because of changes like this and some instability. Started using Ansible (ok, maybe comparing oranges to apples here) and its better for my use case.