Our team still use it. I built the dev environment with Vagrant. We are using Kubernetes in the dev environment, and Docker Native simply doesn't work for what

Our team still use it. I built the dev environment with Vagrant. We are using Kubernetes in the dev environment, and Docker Native simply doesn't work for what we want to do. Back then, about 9 months ago when I put this together, Minkube did not support native Linux, so I ended up creating the Packer scripts that baked in a customized Nanokube and loaded it with the tooling. The current team has a mixed bag of people on Windows and a few people on Mac. Bash for Windows wasn't mature enough at the time -- and even if it were, we'd still have to create some sort configuration management to get it installed for people. Our team is small and we've since been swamped with writing new features. I'll probably do a refresh of the dev environment in the "dead" months in Nov and Dec -- signing up for a Vagrant Enterprise account, ditching Nanokube for Minikube, fix a bunch of bugs.