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One of the claimed benefits of Docker is that developers build and test the same images that are run in production. It seems like multi-platform support negates
by antoncohen 10y ago
One of the claimed benefits of Docker is that developers build and test the same images that are run in production. It seems like multi-platform support negates that.
Multi-platform seems like a good direction to go in, so it might be a worthwhile tradeoff.
- SteveLas 10y agoThe target of Multi-Platform support is to allow workloads to target different platforms, but not as a single container can run on both. Consider the scenario: Web Front End built with Node.js, targeting Linux ASP.NET Web API, built with NET Core, targeting Nano Server (Windows) Redis Cache, used for the WebAPI, run as a Linux Container. When you spin up these containers, you should be able to say docker-compose up, and docker, Mesos, ... know how to route the containers to the appropriate hosts. Steve