Everyone’s “real world” is different. Docker’s model works great for distributing heterogeneous tools. At work, we have teams shipping python, ruby, and nodejs

Everyone’s “real world” is different. Docker’s model works great for distributing heterogeneous tools. At work, we have teams shipping python, ruby, and nodejs CLI programs inside Docker wrappers. Greatly reduces packaging frustration on end-user systems. I run most of my home services in jails, but I am eager to rebuild them as Docker containers, because I’d rather have a single init on the host system run several containerized processes, then my current setup which is a tree of inits that makes monitoring more difficult than a single `sv status /service/*`.