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Containers are conceptually simple. Products like Kubernetes, Docker, etc which need to be sold or have a for-profit motive, on the other hand, need to be compl
by barkingcat 8y ago
Containers are conceptually simple. Products like Kubernetes, Docker, etc which need to be sold or have a for-profit motive, on the other hand, need to be complex so the supporting company can sell software and support contracts.
The two purposes are directly opposed to each other.
- frankzinger 8y ago> need to be complex so the supporting company can sell software and support contracts. I think it's more likely due to the need to solve everybody in the world's use case. Yours is just a convenient (for some) side-effect.