2 ms·
Oh, for sure. Docker doesn't replace actually knowing what you're doing once your setup grows. But it gets you further with less upfront knowledge, especially a
by feinstruktur 10y ago
Oh, for sure. Docker doesn't replace actually knowing what you're doing once your setup grows. But it gets you further with less upfront knowledge, especially as a lot of it is really good dev knowledge for setting up test infrastructure as well. (That's why I started using Docker.)