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He isn't saying containers are dying, he's quite clear on that.
by nebulous1 8y ago
He isn't saying containers are dying, he's quite clear on that.
- WestCoastJustin 8y ago> upcoming death of Docker as a company (and also perhaps as a technology) ... The first line says differently.
- pieix 8y agoThe article goes on to elaborate on that statement, claiming that Docker as a container runtime is going to get elbowed out of the market by faster, safer, more feature-rich container runtimes.
- dijit 8y agoDocker isn’t all container technology. It wasn’t the first, isn’t the best and is not synonymous with the concept.
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- scaryclam 8y agoDocker the technology is not all containers. In fact, these days, it's a wrapper interface again.
- nebulous1 8y agoIt's funny that you quote that, because your OP genuinely felt like that was as far into the article as you got. He is no way is saying that containers are dying, quite the opposite, but he thinks that Docker itself is going to lose relevance in the container ecosystem.