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In my observation, Docker skills is a modern day ability to type "make", without being able to actually write a Makefile or debug a Makefile.
by notyourday 9y ago
In my observation, Docker skills is a modern day ability to type "make", without being able to actually write a Makefile or debug a Makefile.
- tokenizerrr 9y agoYour observation is incorrect.
- sigjuice 9y agoYes. Each time you start a container, you are basically saying “make clean” as well.
- notyourday 9y agoExcept that people who write software to be put in containers cannot write that Makefile to save their life so for something that should be a ten line dependency they manage to build entire Linux, entire X and all unneeded tool chains.
- noahwilde 9y agoWriting a dockerfile successfully is maybe that. But learning to make a dockerfile should take someone a day to figure out. What the entire movement is about is creating an ecosystem around a common standard for dev ops.
- krizzo 9y agoI use Makefiles for creating docker files there is an advantage to docker from fat binaries. Both tools exist for a reason, used both wisely you can save time and effort.