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We've been using Docker as well and I can attest to the shear number of bugs and constant regressions. I don't think a release has gone by without a bug that pr
by cddotdotslash 10y ago
We've been using Docker as well and I can attest to the shear number of bugs and constant regressions. I don't think a release has gone by without a bug that prevents us from updating. From slow pulls, to slow extractions, to issues with SELinux, to namespace incompatibilities, to the daemon just hanging repeatedly. It's frustrating because the technologies around Docker (Mesos, Kubernetes, Marathon, etc) seem to be getting better and more stable while Docker just continues to have issues.
- webo 10y agoAlso, in our case it doesn't help when CoreOs auto-upgrades docker versions :( I'm really looking forward to rkt so that we can finally have a solid alternative to docker.