I see Docker for production and Docker for development as two different worlds. I think containers can work well for everyone in development. Not everyone needs

I see Docker for production and Docker for development as two different worlds. I think containers can work well for everyone in development. Not everyone needs to use it in production. If you are using Docker Compose for production, then you might not need the advantages of Docker for production (even though it's still useful for development.) If you Google around for production setup of applications, you'll see what a typical flow looks like. I think key points are automation and spreading your resources. Docker compose doesn't address these points.