I am so surprised and disappointed that such a shallow article has made it to the top. It provides absolutely no value. Most of the upvotes (gathering a consen

I am so surprised and disappointed that such a shallow article has made it to the top. It provides absolutely no value. Most of the upvotes (gathering a consensus from comments) are not because they believe that Docker is not the right tool but because they have been frustrated by the ops part of things. I'm also surprised at how many think that one tool will come and solve all their problems. Guys, it doesn't work that way. Docker had one job and it does it fairly well - process isolation for humans (ok the engine goes crazy sometimes but hey everything does). For all the other things, you need to setup your own workflows, tools and processes. Tomorrow, another rant article would come at how apt sucks but in fact, apt and friends are just an amazing example of how packaging should be done. It is not ideal, but it works! Everything fails sometimes and that is when new things for it come up. If every immature developer started adding rants on the internet, we would pretty much be disregarding half of the software. To the OP, if you are not able to achieve something, please don't rant just because you couldn't do it.