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> but Docker glued it all together in a way that was approachable by any developer, not just Linux geeks. > I remember briefly looking into LXC ~6 years ago an
by luca_ing 10y ago
> but Docker glued it all together in a way that was approachable by any developer, not just Linux geeks.
> I remember briefly looking into LXC ~6 years ago and being totally lost. Then Docker came along with a simple command line interface and growing repository of images.
I'm not trying to discount your experience in any way, but, remarkably, my impression of Docker was exactly the opposite.
I personally find LXC to be very plain, simple and easy to understand, whereas docker seems intimidatingly opaque and confusing.
But then again, I am a Linux geek :-)