No, it's not "easier" and it doesn't replace the thinking in images and using images in the final step. The user really need to understand the docker concept. A

No, it's not "easier" and it doesn't replace the thinking in images and using images in the final step. The user really need to understand the docker concept. As I wrote in the other answers: It's only (another) approach to avoid complex (RUN ... if ... else ...) Dockerfiles. Hey, this is HN: We share solutions. some you like, some you don't - But the ones you don't like will give you new ideas sometimes :)