No no, I get the coreos idea, or providing libc, kernel docker service and nothing else. I saw that line, but since if you want to run docker at scale you'd ha

No no, I get the coreos idea, or providing libc, kernel docker service and nothing else. I saw that line, but since if you want to run docker at scale you'd have each execution node under the tight control of a scheduler, it seemed like a small edge case. As I said, for the ignorant such as myself why would I chose this over coreos?