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Your post seems to suggest that we shouldn't use Docker and instead we should hire... smart people? Those are two entirely separate things. > The rub is that t
by untog 8y ago
Your post seems to suggest that we shouldn't use Docker and instead we should hire... smart people? Those are two entirely separate things.
> The rub is that there is not single answer, each IT project has its own peculiarities and history, I mean, of course there are patterns but Docker won't solve all problems, nor Python nor Go. It depends.
Docker goes a long way to solving exactly that problem, though. It allows you cover any variety of peculiarities and history by tailoring each and every app's environment appropriately. You seem to dislike Docker because it is buzz-worthy. Sometimes the buzz is onto something.
- pulsarpietro 8y agoWe are far apart in our view of the industry and that's OK, but I feel I work in the fashion industry, not an engineering one, which is what I wanted to stress. There is too much confusion around and way too much marketing, it all seems new and it is not, which does not mean it is good, it depends.