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I wish you weren't getting downvoted for this. docker-compose is honestly no more complicated of a thing than virtualenv to use. That said, main reason to do i
by encoderer 9y ago
I wish you weren't getting downvoted for this. docker-compose is honestly no more complicated of a thing than virtualenv to use.
That said, main reason to do it is that python is a language of idioms and this is one. It's easier to take the trail than break your own.
- jasonjei 9y agoAgreed. I don’t see how Docker is slower once the compose environment is setup (especially if you’re running Docker in Linux), and proper volume mounts are made to the source files. In fact, I would say developing with Docker will help with deploying to production, because you’ll be able to see how the app will work in production. I can see Docker being slower if virtualized, but on Linux, it’s just a fancier BSD jail, no?