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If you don't need containerization and still want those features you mention why not just use Vagrant?
by iamatworknow 10y ago
If you don't need containerization and still want those features you mention why not just use Vagrant?
- UK-AL 10y agoI often use vagrant + docker. It isn't a replacement for docker. Vagrant isn't designed for servers. I want be using the exact same dockerfiles + images on dev machine, as i'm using on production. I usually use vagrant + docker images running inside the vm. Sometimes however since I often have all my microservices on my machine, which can consume a lot of ram. I don't want be splitting my RAM between a VM.