Sometimes; and tools like Ansible Container can help have the best of both worlds. But for every time I see someone using actual configuration management and b

Sometimes; and tools like Ansible Container can help have the best of both worlds. But for every time I see someone using actual configuration management and best practices for reproducible Docker architecture, I see a hundred times when there are brittle and convoluted shell scripts or worse, entire application definitions in a 500+ line Dockerfile (which is neither configuration management nor scripts. At least the scripts are somewhat more portable and maintainable!)