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I would like to add another factual error to the list - you can get linux 4.4 on debian stable with the backports instead of switching to an unstable release, a
by bench_soup 10y ago
I would like to add another factual error to the list
- you can get linux 4.4 on debian stable with the backports instead of switching to an unstable release, and the current ubuntu LTS (16.04) runs 4.4 as well.
It seems that they started to use docker while it was changing a lot, I didn't have any issue in the past few months with docker, but I don't use it in production.
- sulam 10y ago1) You've been running Docker for a few months. It could still be changing a lot, a few months is no proof one way or the other. 2) You are not running it in production. Poster is. All sorts of issues you don't care about on your dev box matter a lot in production. IOW, your experience can best be summarized by "just trying out Docker in a totally different way and it works great!" Irrelevant to this post.