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> a) you have 10 setup scripts rather than 1. If you have a single setup script to build, package and deploy all 10 services, and you can't build and/or deploy
by geezerjay 8y ago
> a) you have 10 setup scripts rather than 1.
If you have a single setup script to build, package and deploy all 10 services, and you can't build and/or deploy each service independently, then you have more important things to worry about than figuring how containers are used in the real world.
- lmm 8y agoThat is not a positive contribution to the discussion.
- geezerjay 8y agoActually, it is, because your criticizing proper deployment strategies, which are not specific to containers, with a usecase that has many technical red flags. You can't simply criticize deployment best practices by giving an blatant anti-pattern as an example. And do note that this has nothing to do with containers at all, because this applies equally well to VM and bare metal deployments.
- lmm 8y agoTo have a productive discussion you have to actually engage. If there's really a "blatant anti-pattern" then it shouldn't be so hard to explain what's wrong with it. Your replies so far have been no more substantial than "you're wrong".