The problem is that Docker is effectively an OS-level facility that platform vendors have already integrated into their stacks to prevent that from happening. I

The problem is that Docker is effectively an OS-level facility that platform vendors have already integrated into their stacks to prevent that from happening. If you use Docker and want support for production instances, you still pay Red Hat (or Microsoft, or AWS, or Google Cloud), because RHEL, Windows Server, GKE etc. include Docker containerization. I genuinely don't understand why you would try to load Docker Enterprise on top of an OS and rely on two different vendors working together.