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Unless these orgs can replace it with something as feature complete and stable as Docker I suspect their customers will ultimately have the last word.
by kcmastrpc 8y ago
Unless these orgs can replace it with something as feature complete and stable as Docker I suspect their customers will ultimately have the last word.
- user5994461 8y agoI will pass on the joke to call docker either stable or feature complete. There is nothing that prevents RedHat to ship an alias to their own tools by default, just like java => openjdk. It's not the responsibility of RHEL to maintain or support third party software. If case you didn't know, docker stopped shipping with Debian years ago.
- kcmastrpc 8y agoNothing is ever feature complete or stable, I know. All software is shit, right? The day RHEL customers stop using the docker runtime is when RHEL will stop supporting it - until then, they'll support it. Case in point: java -> openjdk. Anyhow, this article is just click bait, and it's been done at least twice a year since Dockers inception. I'm disappointed that this community finds shitposts like this more compelling than the NSA opensourcing a reverse compiler, but I digress. Have fun in your bubble.