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I don't use Docker because containers do not offer any benefits / advantages in my use-case. But that isn't because there is anything wrong with Docker. In fa
by CyberFonic 8y ago
I don't use Docker because containers do not offer any benefits / advantages in my use-case. But that isn't because there is anything wrong with Docker. In fact, I would seriously consider using Docker if I needed operating system level virtualisation instead of hardware-level virtualisation.
I wonder whether the folks who shun Docker use some other container-oriented approach or whether they simply, like myself, would derive no benefit from using it.