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Hadn't thought of it from this angle. Docker's only chance of survival is to have a cross platform container. Something that works on Windows and Linux. Perhap
by thedevopsguy 9y ago
Hadn't thought of it from this angle. Docker's only chance of survival is to have a cross platform container. Something that works on Windows and Linux.
Perhaps Docker's only play is to fold into Microsoft to achieve a cross platform solution. Microsoft does have Brendan Burns now.
- zapita 9y agoDidn't Docker announce Windows support years ago?
- abakker 9y agoYep = https://www.docker.com/docker-windows https://www.docker.com/docker-windows
- thedevopsguy 9y agoMy comment wasn't too clear. I'm not talking about just running docker cli on Windows or using windows 10 containers. Am yet to see a coherent story on how to write say a Java application containerize it, deploy it on Windows and Linux without having dealing with differences in each OS container solution. If there is, I'd like to learn about it.