I'm with you. Besides, if someone asked me to run some puppet or whatever on my laptop at a client; I'm not sure I'd be able to stop myself from getting physica

I'm with you. Besides, if someone asked me to run some puppet or whatever on my laptop at a client; I'm not sure I'd be able to stop myself from getting physical... Docker is really found a sweet spot here though. You can pull in, move around, clone, bla bla whole working environments, or just skels which are ready to run/compile your code with a simple bunch of commands and it works pretty agnostically across almost all clients. Doing a 'docker run someapp:prod' should be within grasp of anyone without the load of 'stuff'/config mgt that we had to deal with back in the vagrant dayz..