> However, I don't have that same cynical view of Docker. For me, Docker has become a safe bet of sorts. I know that anything running in a Docker container is p

> However, I don't have that same cynical view of Docker. For me, Docker has become a safe bet of sorts. I know that anything running in a Docker container is pretty safe in terms of portability between cloud providers, so it becomes the default choice for me whenever possible. That's great to hear as it means it has served its initial intended purpose. We take it for granted now, but the mere concept of doing this so easily in 2014 was really exciting stuff, especially when the workflow of build->publish to N cloud services is measured in minutes/seconds not hours/days.