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> or a continuing push to marginalize docker by the Kubernetes folks. It's not like kubernetes folks very pushing to marginalize docker for bad reasons. docker
by kozikow 9y ago
> or a continuing push to marginalize docker by the Kubernetes folks.
It's not like kubernetes folks very pushing to marginalize docker for bad reasons. docker runtime was one of the bottlenecks of kubernetes in production and docker inc didn't feel like improving it. Hopefully, it is changing now.
There are some technical decisions in docker that could provide similar functionality with better production support. I am not expert and just saying what I heard from dev working on it: for example, btrfs would work better than overlayfs for COW file system or docker would be better of using parts of systemd rather than implementing everything from scratch.
- zenlikethat 9y agoThat's always been the struggle Docker engine had though - people demand it to be "production ready" and stable but also criticize it for not "innovating" enough technically. Docker didn't always do the best job prioritizing stability over features to be sure, but they did do a good job pushing critical innovations like registry v2 forward.