I'm probably beating a dead horse here with Docker Policies available and all, but i personally don't trust Docker in production. Each Docker image runs it's o

I'm probably beating a dead horse here with Docker Policies available and all, but i personally don't trust Docker in production. Each Docker image runs it's own stack, and each stack has the potential to contain vulnerabilities. Even with services such as Watchtower ( https://hub.docker.com/r/v2tec/watchtower/ https://hub.docker.com/r/v2tec/watchtower/ ), you're still not safe. Some images are abandoned for years, others are only updated once their "final" product is updated, meaning you could be hosting a handful of vulnerable services without even knowing it. I host all my internet facing stuff on FreeBSD in jails, though Linux with LXC would do just as good. I have one stack to update, and once that's updated, everything else is updated as well.