VMs have their place, but a lot of what kind of built the OpenStack hype engine - dynamic workload deployment and multitenant-style management - also is what dr

VMs have their place, but a lot of what kind of built the OpenStack hype engine - dynamic workload deployment and multitenant-style management - also is what driving the (also partly aspirational) deployment of containers. The thing is, though, they are at odds. Enterprises don't have nearly the dynamic workload set that people thought but where they legitimately have some is in devops style development. And if you have container management, which you do, then highly dynamic VM management is much less valuable.