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I think I exempted the exact scenario you mentioned. Windows, like Linux, is a great OS, IF you know what you're doing and a terrible OS IF you don't. My poi
by IanDrake 9y ago
I think I exempted the exact scenario you mentioned.
Windows, like Linux, is a great OS, IF you know what you're doing and a terrible OS IF you don't.
My point is, hardware matters and abstracting it has real cost in terms of control, performance, and dollars as the OP has now learned.
- brianwawok 9y agoDepends. You can use docker on top of say a container-OS and not need to know anything linux (and in fact you can't even do anything linux, it is all locked down and readonly). Of course hardware matters. Of course it is embarrassing to have your entire business model crushed by how you built your product. It happens in many ways.